Taipei Exchange (櫃買中心) is holding seven briefing sessions between August 12 and September 2, 2026, with 26 listed companies participating.CITE:E1CITE:E2
The exchange scheduled the sessions on August 12, 17, 18, 25, 26 and 27, plus September 2.CITE:E1 Across those seven sessions, Taipei Exchange invited a total of 26 listed companies to present.CITE:E2
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total sessions | 7 |
| Session dates | Aug 12, 17, 18, 25, 26, 27, Sep 2 |
| Participating companies | 26 |
| Thematic tracks | 7 |
| Venues | 2 |
The 26 participating companies span semiconductor equipment, biotech, IT hardware and IP-licensing firms, led by the G2C+ alliance.CITE:E5
According to the announcement, the roster includes the G2C+ alliance — Zhisheng (志聖, 2467), Junhua (均華, 6640) and Junhao (均豪, 5443) — alongside Pulaide (普萊德, 6263), Beili (倍力, 6874), Changsheng (長聖, 6712), Taiyi (太醫, 4126), Shengde (晟德, 4123), Da Syue Guang (大學光, 3218), Weibao (崴寶, 7744), Demai (德麥, 1264), Xinhan (新漢, 8234), eMemory Technology (力旺, 3529), Hantian Biotech (漢田生技, 1294), Sanzhu (三竹, 8284), Qianfu (千附) and Qianfu Precision (千附精密, 6829), Nengly Asia (能率亞洲, 7777), Wanrun (萬潤, 6187), Nanjun International (南俊國際, 6584), Gudeng Precision (家登, 3680), Innodisk (宜鼎, 5289), Anqi Information (安碁資訊, 6690), Sanlian (三聯, 5493), Ruiyang (叡揚, 6752) and Chuanghong Technology (創泓科技, 7714).CITE:E5 Together, this group makes up the full 26-company lineup Taipei Exchange cited for the series.CITE:E2CITE:E5
The series is organized around seven distinct themes, including a track dedicated to the AI supply chain.CITE:E3
Taipei Exchange set the seven session themes as Advanced Packaging and Information Networks, Biotech and Healthcare, Smart Living, Silicon IP and Livelihood Economy, Semiconductors and Venture Capital, TPEx 50: AI Supply Chain, and Information Technology.CITE:E3 Cnyes framed its coverage of the series around the AI supply chain and advanced packaging themes specifically, headlining the story as the 26 companies "taking turns to show their strength" starting from the 12th.CITE:E7
Taipei Exchange (櫃買中心) holds the sessions at two venues and streams every session live with archived video afterward.CITE:E4CITE:E6
Sessions take place either in the 2nd-floor International Hall of the Taipei Garden Hotel or in Taipei Exchange's own 11th-floor Multi-function Information Media Area.CITE:E4 For investors who cannot attend in person, Taipei Exchange said every session will be livestreamed on its website, and each session's video file will also be uploaded to the site afterward for later viewing.CITE:E6
Taipei Exchange's own release and Cnyes' report agree on the core figures — seven sessions starting August 12 and 26 participating companies — with Cnyes narrowing its framing to the AI supply chain and advanced packaging tracks, which are only two of the seven themes Taipei Exchange listed overall.CITE:E1CITE:E2CITE:E3CITE:E7 The dual-venue, livestream-plus-archive setup indicates Taipei Exchange structured the series to reach both companies presenting in person and investors following remotely.CITE:E4CITE:E6
Seven sessions run from August 12 through September 2, 2026, on August 12, 17, 18, 25, 26, 27 and September 2.<CITE:E1>
26 listed companies are presenting, including the G2C+ alliance of Zhisheng, Junhua and Junhao.<CITE:E2><CITE:E5>
Yes — Taipei Exchange livestreams every session and posts video archives afterward on its website.<CITE:E6>
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