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Yageo Corporation

Yageo Corporation

Founded in 1977, Yageo Corporation is a leading global electronic component company with capabilities on a global scale, including production and sales facilities in Asia, Europe and the Americas. The corporation provides one-stop-shopping, offering its complete product portfolio of resistors, capacitors, wireless and circuit protection components to meet the diverse requirements of customers. Yageo currently ranks as the world No.1 in chip-resistors, No. 3 in MLCCs, with strong global presence - 19 Manufacturing sites, 8 R&D centers worldwide. Yageo’s broad product offerings are targeting at key vertical markets, including applications for consumer electronics, industrial, telecommunications, power & energy, IoT and automotive & transportation. We serve diversified leading global customers, such as EMS, ODM, OEM and distributors. The company is listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange since October 1993.www.yageo.com

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Oct 7, 2026

speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
2:36
With a net worth of 16.4 billion US dollars, he is just five places behind Lam at 174th globally and second in Taiwan.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
2:46
He's even ahead of Hon Hai founder Terry Gou and Yageo Chairman Pierre Chen.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
2:55
Gou remains among Taiwan's top three richest people, ranking 242nd worldwide.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
3:01
There's also Delta Electronics founder Bruce Cheng, who ranks in at number fourth in Taiwan after transforming the company into an integrated infrastructure provider for AI data centers.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:21
This is Market Eye.
Michael KnightHOST
0:25
Well, if it isn't my good friend, Johnny Boan from YAGEO.
Michael KnightHOST
0:28
Great to see you this morning, and I've really been looking forward to this continuation of a multi-year conversation that we've been having.
Michael KnightHOST
0:34
But before we kick off, we probably should spend a minute introducing ourselves.
Johnny BoanGUEST
0:43
Thank you, Michael, and thank you for letting me participate in this, uh, podcast.
Johnny BoanGUEST
0:47
I'm Johnny Boan, as you mentioned.
Johnny BoanGUEST
0:49
I'm the Executive Vice President for Sales and Marketing at YAGEO Group.
Johnny BoanGUEST
0:53
I've been in the industry since 1980, and seems like most of that time I've been dealing with my good friends at TTI.
Alex TruppHOST
5:21
MediaTek added 60 New Taiwan dollars to 4,980, and Delta Electronics rose to 1,905.
Alex TruppHOST
5:30
Passive components surged with Yageo Corporation and Walsin Technology both hitting the daily limit up, while chip substrate makers Uni-Micron and Kinsus Interconnect advanced.
Alex TruppHOST
5:41
Institutional investors were net buyers of 29.3 billion New Taiwan dollars.
Alex TruppHOST
5:46
That wraps up today's briefing.
Anthony StevensCORRESPONDENT
1:09
So Japan went off to the races early, uh, with the likes of Lasertec, uh, up, uh, almost 9%, Advantest up almost 9%, uh, and, uh, in general, Taiwan as well.
Anthony StevensCORRESPONDENT
1:20
Murata leading also passive makers, including Yageo in China... uh, sorry, in Taiwan, uh, both those stocks up over 5%, and that's because of what they said in terms of go-forward memory, uh, into 2027, 2028.
Anthony StevensCORRESPONDENT
1:35
They still see strong memory demand.
Anthony StevensCORRESPONDENT
1:37
So all the printed circuit board makers, substrate makers, everything that is required to connect memory to other stuff is also doing really well.
Anthony StevensCORRESPONDENT
1:19
Uh, and Taiwan is coming off a holiday break to catch down, uh, to some of the weakness that we've seen in semiconductors and in Korea, in the US and in Korea.
Anthony StevensCORRESPONDENT
1:27
And we have MediaTek down 7%, uh, Yageo down 5%, uh, and Global Unichip, uh, down 7% as well.
Anthony StevensCORRESPONDENT
1:35
So under the hood, some real pain.
Anthony StevensCORRESPONDENT
1:38
The reason TSMC is flat is because one of its biggest customers, uh, TS- um, NVIDIA, is trading quite well.

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