Healthcare Expo Taiwan this year has just begun, featuring major companies such as AUO, Innolux, and Qisda, all of which are actively expanding into the healthcare sector. These companies...
The fierce competition in the display industry has prompted companies like AU Optronics (AUO), Innolux, and Qisda to diversify into the healthcare sector. These industry leaders will...
Data Image Corporation, a Qisda subsidiary, expects revenue to bottom out in the fourth quarter of 2024 due to delayed shipments from key clients. A significant rebound is anticipated...
Taiwan-based Qisda Group, with over 200 affiliated companies, continues to expand its global footprint under its "Grand Fleet Strategy." Chairman and CEO Peter Chen highlighted the...
Taiwan is making an aggressive push into the global drone market, leveraging its manufacturing prowess and "non-red" supply chain status as Western nations seek alternatives to Chinese...
Machvision's board has approved a NT$274 million (US$8.6 million) strategic investment to acquire 13% of Hye Technology's common shares. The investment will represent 11.5% of Hye's...
Donald Trump's potential return as the US President has captured global attention. Peter Chen, chairperson of Qisda, notes that from an economic and industrial perspective, Trump's...
Simula Technology, a subsidiary of Qisda Group, is working to grow the proportion of its Made in Taiwan (MIT) products due to tariffs and clients' demands in the fourth quarter, after...
At Qisda's earnings call on August 7, Chairman and CEO Peter Chen announced that the company expects revenue and profits to rise quarterly in 2024. While the first half of the year...
The Biomedical Technology and Device Research Laboratories (BTDRL) of the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) has announced a strategic partnership agreement with major...
Qisda is expanding its plans for AI and robots, with chairman Peter Chen noting that the tide has come at just the right time since new talent in Taiwan has been increasingly leaning...
Peter Chen, Chairperson of Qisda, stated that the company has passed the lowest ebb of operation in 2024, with growth expected to occur quarter by quarter.
The most unexpected development in Qisda's history occurred in 2005, when the company's predecessor, BenQ, failed to merge with Siemens Mobile. It made a large loss of NT$30 billion...
