Seven Leading OTC Companies Travel to Singapore Together
Taishin Securities joined hands with the TPEx to hold the "TPEx & Taishin Taiwan Corporate Day" in Singapore on the 29th, leading 7 quality OTC companies to Singapore to engage with nearly 20 international institutional investors, including Singapore sovereign funds, professional investment institutions, large asset management companies and insurance institutions. Through one-on-one closed-door meetings and small group meetings, it helped Taiwan enterprises connect with international capital and enhanced the international visibility of Taiwan's capital market.
The 7 invited high-performing OTC companies include 弘塑 (3131), 雙鴻 (3324), 臺慶科 (3357), 力旺 (3529), 家登 (3680), 信驊 (5274) and 台半 (5425), covering key areas such as advanced packaging wet process equipment, thermal modules, inductor components, embedded non-volatile memory IP, semiconductor 光罩 carriers, remote server management chips and power semiconductors, all representative leaders in the global supply chain and Taiwan's capital market. Senior executives exchanged face-to-face with international institutional investors, sharing business strategies, industry trends and long-term growth momentum, demonstrating the competitive advantages of Taiwan enterprises in the global technology supply chain.
Complete Introduction of Systems and Infrastructure
During the event, the TPEx and the Taiwan Depository & Clearing Corporation were invited to give special presentations, fully introducing the diversity, liquidity and digital development achievements of Taiwan's capital market from market systems and industry structure to back-office infrastructure, showcasing an investment environment with efficiency, resilience and growth momentum to international institutional investors.
Taishin Securities General Manager 陳立國 said that with the accelerated development of the global AI industry and continued restructuring of the technology supply chain, Taiwan, with its complete semiconductor and ICT industry clusters, has seen its strategic position in the global technology supply chain draw increasing attention from international capital. Singapore combines advantages as both an ASEAN gateway and an international financial center, bringing together sovereign funds, asset management institutions and international investment capital. Taishin Securities has seized on the capital momentum in the Singapore market to promote overseas institutional exchange and help quality Taiwan enterprises establish direct and in-depth communication channels with international investors.
Cross-border Integration Deepens Capital Links
陳立國 further explained that this investment-attraction trip to Singapore demonstrates the cross-border and cross-industry integration synergies of 台新新光金控, leveraging the local resources and institutional client network cultivated in the Southeast Asian market by Taishin Bank's Singapore branch through 南亞, connecting the diverse financial service capabilities of securities and banking to deepen links between Taiwan enterprises and international capital. Going forward, Taishin Securities will continue to leverage its capital market service advantages, lead competitive Taiwan enterprises onto the international stage, expand its overseas institutional investor service footprint, and promote two-way capital exchange.
TPEx General Manager 陳麗卿 said that the AI investment boom has brought Taiwan's semiconductor supply chain to prominence in global markets, attracting participation from large Singapore asset management companies, insurance companies and professional investment institutions, which learned about companies' business dynamics and future development strategies through face-to-face meetings, with lively on-site exchanges. The TPEx noted that it has long helped OTC companies enhance corporate value, with foreign investor participation in the OTC market rising from 17% to 31% over the past 5 years, and will continue to hold overseas investment-attraction activities in the future to jointly build Taiwan into an "Asian Asset Management Center".