Finding our place in sustainability on the world map, moving forward steadily
In 2025, global uncertainties intensified, bringing both shocks and responses.
Against the backdrop of global climate change and geopolitical supply chain restructuring, WT Microelectronics upholds its corporate philosophy of “Professionalism, Integrity, and Sustainable Operation,” elevating sustainability from isolated projects to a normal business practice. We have deepened our governance and risk management mechanisms year by year to ensure stable growth and responsiveness to stakeholder expectations amidst a changing landscape.
Sustainability is not a short-term option, but a core strategy for long-term value creation.
According to the Global Risks Report 2025 (GRR2025) published by the World Economic Forum (WEF) in February 2025, the top five global risks in the short term (2025–2027) are: misinformation and disinformation, extreme weather events, armed conflict between nations, societal polarization, and cyber espionage and warfare.
Today’s challenges and tomorrow’s opportunities, visible risks and hidden costs, the erratic pace of change, the optimism for the future and the bursting of bubbles, the retreat and advance of the global economy – all have positive and negative sides, carrying momentum yet hiding concerns. Both lines of thinking must be untangled in order to respond clearly to the future.
Annual revenue reached NTD 1 trillion for the first time, and we were recognized among the top 5% of Taiwan’s Corporate Governance Evaluation for the sixth consecutive year.
In April 2024, WT Microelectronics partnered with Canada’s Future Electronics to position ourselves as a global semiconductor and electronic component distributor, providing seamless cross-border services to customers worldwide. Through geographical diversification, comprehensive product portfolios, application engineering expertise, and high-quality logistics management services, we have strengthened trust and engagement with global customers and partners. In 2025, consolidated revenue reached NTD 1,177.9 billion, surpassing the NTD 1 trillion mark for the first time, representing 23% year-over-year growth.
In 2025, WT Microelectronics adopted IFRS S1/S2 frameworks to identify sustainability-related governance and climate-related risks and opportunities, as well as to quantify their financial impacts. Five material sustainability topics were identified: business ethics, labor practices, development of low-carbon products and services, carbon emissions reporting obligations, and rising average temperatures.
In line with ESG implementation trends, we are moving step by step from compliance learning toward value creation. On the environmental front, we are advancing from carbon management to a green value chain. On the social front, we are pursuing a dual track of talent capital and social inclusion. On the governance front, we are building mechanisms for integrity management and risk resilience. This reflects a deep transformation from operational essence to value chain influence.
Sustainability as a Bridge, Connecting the Future
From a strategic global operational perspective, the East speaks of “building high walls and amassing abundant grain,” while the West says, “Rome wasn’t built in a day.” “Bide your time and build up strength before acting” emphasizes the decisive role of resources, preparation, and the concentration of strength at critical moments.
In corporate management, accumulating advantages such as capital, talent, and technology — and, in times of uncertainty, first focusing on strengthening internal capabilities — is essential to face future market competition. WT Microelectronics will continue to pursue its vision of “Connecting the Future with Technology,” working together with employees, customers, and suppliers to build a sustainable foundation that balances environmental stewardship, social well-being, and robust governance amidst the rapid transformation of the semiconductor industry.
In 2026, will the global economy remain sluggish? Will the uncertainty have caused by tariffs ease? Geopolitical risks, the rise and evolution of AI — the world is shifting from a single bipolar order into multiple blocs, representing both divides and opportunities for cooperation.
