WIN is now listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange on May 9 at NT$24 per share. Being a global company based in Taiwan, the company has been marketing solar modules under the WINAICO brand for 16 years in Europe, Australia, Asia, and the US. As for the semiconductor supply chain, WIN has received the approval of automotive IC manufacturers since 2020 and is expanding to Asia, Germany, and the US.
The semiconductor business has experienced double-digit growth over the past 3 years, WIN strategically moves forward to CVD and compound semiconductor in addition to ion implanter as well as the new factory is under construction for the estimated global IC boom by the end of 2024.
After a trembling in 2023, the solar market is now recovering. According to Davis Chen, the CEO of WIN, says that is reflected in the rising sales of WINAICO solar modules and anticipates a swift return to normal.
Since global warming and geopolitical issues have arisen, it is optimized to grow in both the semiconductor and renewable marketplaces. With the strength of the international channels over the years, WIN is looking forward to building a more resilient territory for the application of the mentioned products.
