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Wanshengfa Technology to List on Taipei Exchange's Emerging Board July 22 After NT$18 Million Loss in First Five Months

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According to United Daily News and Central News Agency (CNA), power management chipmaker Wanshengfa Technology (萬勝發科技) plans to list on Taiwan's Emerging Stock Board on July 22, after posting NT$102 million in revenue and a NT$18 million net loss, or NT$0.47 loss per share, in the first five months of the year.

When will Wanshengfa Technology list on the Emerging Board?

According to a report by United Daily News (money.udn.com), Wanshengfa Technology (萬勝發科技) is scheduled to list on Taiwan's Emerging Stock Board on July 22. The same listing date was confirmed by Central News Agency (CNA), which reported the company "預計7月22日登錄興櫃交易" (plans to list on the Emerging Board on July 22) in its own coverage dated July 17, 2026.

What do Wanshengfa Technology's first five months of revenue and profit look like?

Both United Daily News and CNA reported identical figures for the January–May period. Wanshengfa Technology, described as a power management chipmaker, generated revenue of NT$102 million (新台幣1.02億元) in the first five months of the year. Over that same period the company recorded a net loss after tax of NT$18 million, translating to a loss per share of NT$0.47. Both outlets characterized the company's operations as "營運持續虧損" — continuing to operate at a loss.

What are Wanshengfa Technology's main products, and how much revenue do they generate?

According to United Daily News, Wanshengfa Technology's product lineup centers on two lines: electronic switch chips and USB Type-A and Type-C port protection chips. Together, these two product categories account for more than 90% of total revenue. The report notes these chips are primarily used in notebook computers, desktop computers, industrial computers, networking equipment, and monitors.

Who leads Wanshengfa Technology, and what is the team's background?

Both United Daily News and CNA reported that Wanshengfa Technology was founded in 2013. General Manager Ko Yun-hsiang (葛雲湘) previously served as general manager of Fudien (富鼎), according to both outlets. The reports also identify several other executives with ties to the same prior employer: Deputy General Manager of Marketing Li Ching-yao (李景耀), Deputy General Manager of Materials and Planning Tseng Chien-wei (曾健瑋), and Sales Department Manager Wan Chin-hsien (萬親賢) all previously worked at Fudien as well.

How did Wanshengfa Technology perform for full-year 2025?

According to both United Daily News and CNA, Wanshengfa Technology's 2025 full-year results showed revenue of NT$210 million (2.1億元), a gross margin of 11%, a net loss after tax of NT$51.71 million, and a loss per share of NT$2.42. Both reports attribute the loss to declining gross margin, stating the company "近年因毛利率滑落影響,營運面臨虧損窘境" (has faced an operating loss squeeze in recent years due to declining gross margin).

Five-month vs. full-year 2025 figures at a glance

MetricJan–May (5 months)Full-Year 2025
RevenueNT$102 millionNT$210 million
Gross marginNot disclosed11%
Net loss after taxNT$18 millionNT$51.71 million
Loss per shareNT$0.47NT$2.42
Listing dateJuly 22, 2026

This represents what these figures indicate: even scaling the five-month loss per share (NT$0.47) against the full-year 2025 figure (NT$2.42), Wanshengfa Technology's per-share loss pace for the current period appears smaller than the prior full year's, though both United Daily News and CNA describe the company as remaining in a loss position as it approaches its July 22 Emerging Board listing. Both outlets also converge on the same explanation for the underlying weakness — a gross margin of 11% in 2025 — while identifying the same two product lines, electronic switch chips and USB Type-A/Type-C port protection chips, as the source of more than 90% of revenue, and the same leadership pipeline from Fudien running through General Manager Ko Yun-hsiang and three other named executives.

數據圖表:萬勝發科技、萬勝發科技 的 新台幣億元 比較,共 2 項數據,來源 2 處。
(來源:money.udn.com)

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When will Wanshengfa Technology list on the Emerging Board?

According to a report by United Daily News (money.udn.com), Wanshengfa Technology (萬勝發科技) is scheduled to list on Taiwan's Emerging Stock Board on July 22.

What do Wanshengfa Technology's first five months of revenue and profit look like?

Both United Daily News and CNA reported identical figures for the January–May period.

What are Wanshengfa Technology's main products, and how much revenue do they generate?

According to United Daily News, Wanshengfa Technology's product lineup centers on two lines: electronic switch chips and USB Type-A and Type-C port protection c…

Who leads Wanshengfa Technology, and what is the team's background?

Both United Daily News and CNA reported that Wanshengfa Technology was founded in 2013.

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