Message from the Management

In 2025, shifts in the global trade landscape and supply chain restructuring accelerated. Challenges such as uncertainties surrounding tariff policies, exchange rate fluctuations, and memory supply shortages have made business operations increasingly complex. With operational resilience and agile management at its core, WNC has identified risks and dynamically adjusted its strategies. This allows the company to accurately understand market needs and advance technological innovation and value creation. In terms of financial performance, annual revenue has exceeded NT$100 billion for three consecutive years, demonstrating WNC’s robust business foundation. I would like to thank all of WNC’s employees, customers, suppliers, investors, and partners for their trust and support, enabling the company to progress steadily into its next phase of growth.

Leveraging its technical expertise and software-hardware integration capabilities, WNC provides global customers with comprehensive and diverse communication solutions. The company’s R&D has expanded from networking communications to computing, building a portfolio of high-potential applications and technologies that span from end devices to infrastructure. Operationally, WNC focuses on enterprise, service provider, automotive, and AIoT sectors, and has been developing key products related to LEO satellites, Wi-Fi 7, 5G modules, FWA, automotive sensors and computing modules, xPON, and enterprise switches. By enhancing the depth and breadth of its product portfolio, WNC continues to expand its customer base and unleash long-term growth potential.

WNC recognizes that sustainable development is the cornerstone of its competitive advantage and commitment to corporate responsibility. It has been optimizing our sustainable governance structure, incorporating ESG into decision-making processes, and implementing an internal carbon pricing mechanism. The company has also established a product lifecycle assessment (PLA) framework and promoted green design by creating an in-house material carbon footprint database (Green BOM) as well as a material selection and cost management system. In addition, WNC has extended our sustainability management to the broader ecosystem, encouraging suppliers to adopt digital carbon management mechanisms. By jointly committing to and verifying carbon reduction targets, the company is facilitating the implementation of carbon reduction practices throughout the entire supply chain. At WNC, we believe that only by driving low-carbon transitions through systematic innovation, and solidifying operational resilience with smart data and forward-looking governance, can we maintain our leadership in a fast-changing global environment.

Internally, WNC has cultivated an inclusive and diverse workplace while promoting healthy eating. Notably, WNC is the first large-scale enterprise in the Hsinchu Science Park to serve 100% organic vegetables in its employee cafeterias, emphasizing employee health and well-being. Moreover, the company has elevated ESG awareness among employees through training and “ESG Good Ideas” contests. Externally, WNC is dedicated to reforestation, rural child sponsorship programs, and musical activities for senior citizens. Through these initiatives, the company aspires to generate positive, sustainable benefits for both society and the environment. WNC is deeply honored to have received many recognitions for its sustainability initiatives. The company placed in the Top 1% category in S&P Global’s Sustainability Yearbook for two consecutive years. It was listed in TIME Magazine’s World's Best Companies in Sustainable Growth, won the SEAL Environmental Initiative Award, and secured two gold awards from FinanceAsia for Best Investor Relations and Most Committed to ESG. Domestically, WNC’s achievements include the Top 100 Exemplary Companies in Sustainability Award at the Taiwan Corporate Sustainability Awards, CommonWealth Magazine’s Excellence in Corporate Social Responsibility Award, and Business Weekly’s Carbon Competitiveness Top 100, demonstrating WNC’s efforts in environmental governance and sustainable management.

Moving forward, WNC will continue to expand its global production capacity and scope of applications, enhance its product advantages and R&D capabilities, and accelerate the implementation of circular economy practices. Ultimately, the company strives to become the most trusted communications solutions partner in the industry. WNC also aspires to become an exemplary green economy standard bearer, playing a pivotal role in advancing global sustainable development. It welcomes advice and feedback from all stakeholders, and looks forward to working along with these partners to achieve shared sustainable prosperity.

Chairman Haydn Hsieh

In the face of climate change and global supply chain restructuring, WNC is deeply committed to sustainability, laying a solid foundation for corporate resilience. The company has integrated the UN SDGs into its business operations and is systematically implementing sustainability strategies across all divisions under the supervision of the BOD. 2025 marked a milestone year for WNC’s digital carbon management. To put a price on and visualize carbon emissions, the company has established a comprehensive ESG information infrastructure. This includes a green product design platform, along with the implementation of Green BOM and LCA tools. Furthermore, WNC has aligned its business operations with international initiatives and standards, having its emissions reduction targets validated by the SBTi. The company is committed to reducing Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 42% by 2030 (base year: 2022), and Scope 3 emissions by 25% (base year: 2023), steadily paving the way to net zero by 2050. With regard to energy use, WNC’s VN, S3 and S1 sites achieved a platinum rating in UL 2799’s Zero Waste to Landfill validation program. In addition, the company received Leadership-level “A” ratings in both the Climate Change and Water Security questionnaires conducted by CDP. WNC has also expanded solar panels installations across all manufacturing sites, achieving a 34% renewable energy coverage rate considerably better than the original target of 25%.

WNC has a long-standing commitment to supporting children, the environment, smallholder farmers, and seniors. Our initiatives have expanded from Taiwan to Vietnam and Mexico, working with employees, NPOs, and schools to create shared value. WNC hosts the WNC Classroom to support rural education. In addition, it has partnered with the Chi Po-lin Foundation for the past four years to organize an Environmental Photography Camp, encouraging children to connect with nature. In Vietnam, WNC has launched a program to support a local childcare facility. In addition, the company does regular maintenance work at the WNC Forest Park. The company has implemented an ecological monitoring mechanism and established a biological database to safeguard the area’s biodiversity. Furthermore, its employees volunteer their time to enhance the quality of life for the elderly in various communities. WNC is also fully committed to supporting smallholder farmers. In addition to sponsoring organic crops and assisting farmers with sales, the company regularly brings together employees and their families to volunteer on farms. Internally, WNC has launched a Good Food Movement. Its employee cafeterias earned two stars in the "Food Made Good" program, and received an Organic & Eco-Friendly Ingredients Award in 2025. These achievements are a testament to the company’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions, minimizing waste and supporting sustainable agriculture.

On the governance front, the company has incorporated sustainability performance indicators into senior management evaluations to ensure effective strategy execution. WNC has published its first third-party-verified TCFD & TNFD report. Furthermore, a double materiality analysis has been implemented at the Mexico site, marking the completion of data verification and information disclosure across all sites. It hopes to lead its supply chain to jointly enhance climate governance capabilities, so it has deployed a comprehensive carbon management strategy, including incorporating EcoVadis and other international ratings into supplier performance evaluations, and successfully engaged high-emission suppliers to commit to SBTi reduction targets. In addition, WNC has conducted on-site supplier carbon audits and shared insights on sustainability practices and global trends, holding four multinational supplier conferences with suppliers to learn about sustainability skills and international trends. The company’s achievements include a 7.69% reduction in Scope 3 emissions in 2025, exceeding its annual target, while receiving an A rating for its supplier engagement questionnaire from CDP.

Sustainability transitions are a challenge that evolve over time, but WNC has chosen to proactively face the challenge. The company makes informed decisions based on carbon data, and has made knowledge sharing a key driver of its carbon reduction efforts. Through technological innovation and optimized energy efficiency, WNC continues to develop highly competitive green products and services. The goal is to achieve shared prosperity across the supply chain and create a better future for society.

Chief Sustainability Officer Molly Lin