Multi-Million Investment to Strengthen Taiwan's Precision Manufacturing Landscape
TAICHUNG, May 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Recognizing the powerful growth momentum in Taiwan's high-precision industries—including semiconductors, optics and photonics, and electric vehicles, Singapore-based ISDN Holdings Group has established its subsidiary, ISDN Precision System, in Taiwan in 2024. With a planned multi-million NT dollar investment, the company will focus on local production of linear motors, high-precision gantries, and customised mechatronics solutions, partnering with Taiwan's precision manufacturing industry to shape the future. Officially opened in April 2025, ISDN Precision System marks a significant milestone in ISDN Holdings Group's (SGX: I07) deepening industrial automation footprint across Asia. This new initiative also positions the Group as a formidable player in Asia's advanced manufacturing market, which is valued at approximately USD 89.7 billion.
Powering Smart Operations for Sustainable Growth
Since its founding in 1987, ISDN Holdings Group has been deeply rooted in the industrial automation sector for nearly 40 years. Leveraging profound expertise in motion control and engineering, the Group has established a solid market presence throughout Southeast Asia, with a market capitalization of over NT$3 billion.
With nearly 100 subsidiaries across Asia and successful collaborations with thousands of customers on numerous projects, ISDN Holdings is dual-listed on the Singapore Exchange and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Armed with strong capital strength and robust internal controls, the Group continues to empower Asian enterprises with automation and smart manufacturing upgrades while actively investing in renewable energy to drive sustainable development.
A New Venture Built on Deep Industry Expertise
To capture the tremendous opportunities in Taiwan's precision manufacturing market, ISDN Precision System is strategically located in the Taichung Precision Machinery Innovation Technology Park, at the heart of Taiwan's precision industry cluster. Embracing the spirit of MIT (Made in Taiwan) and integrating the Group's technological strengths, ISDN Precision System enhances regional service capabilities from its Taichung base.
Led by a local Taiwanese team with deep industry experience and solid engineering backgrounds, ISDN Precision System specializes in the R&D and production of linear motors, linear motor modules, XY tables, and high-precision gantries. The company has implemented automated machines, and rigorous assembly and quality control processes to ensure product accuracy and stability.
Over the next 5 years, ISDN Precision System plans to double its workforce to further expand the reach of its comprehensive pre-sales and after-sales services, better supporting diverse customer needs and driving innovation in precision-focused industries.
A Fusion of Local Strength and Global Vision to Deliver New Value-Added Services
Adhering to the philosophy of 'customer-centricity', ISDN Precision System offers customised solutions, collaborating with customers to co-develop high-precision solutions and strengthening long-term partnerships.
Backed by the extensive resources and international network of its parent company, ISDN Precision System has operated from day one with both local roots and a global outlook. The company has rapidly built a portfolio of domestic and international collaboration cases, delivering innovative value-added services to Taiwan's precision industry.
Move Forward, Together in Motion
Mr. Cher Koon Teo, President of ISDN Holdings Group, attended the grand opening ceremony of ISDN Precision System and stated:'ISDN Group has long established a strong presence in industrial automation, accumulating deep expertise in motion control and professional engineering. The establishment of ISDN Precision System not only expands our contributions in the motion control field but also positions us to capture the growth trend in the high-precision manufacturing market. This investment represents one of the Group's most significant and highly anticipated strategic expansions.'
Looking ahead, ISDN Precision System will continue to deepen its local services while leveraging the Group's experience and resources in the Southeast Asian market to expand cross-border collaborations and service capabilities. The company aims to inject more innovation and value into Asia's industrial automation and precision manufacturing sectors, partnering with customers to usher in a new era for the industry.
ISDN Precision System will exhibit at the Automation Taipei from August 20 to 23, 2025. Industry professionals are warmly invited to visit 1F, TaiNEX 1 (Booth: I 1016) to learn more about ISDN Precision System's customised products and services and to explore potential collaboration opportunities.
Contact ISDN Precision System at marketing@isdn-precision.com
From left to right:
Ben Ong, Assistant General Manager, Servo Dynamics Pte. Ltd.
Cobb Chiang, Design & Engineering Manager, ISDN Precision System Co., Ltd.
Cher Koon Teo, President, ISDN Holdings Pte. Ltd.
Ryan Tsai, General Manager, ISDN Precision System Co., Ltd.
Daniel Lau, General Manager, Servo Dynamics Pte. Ltd.
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