On January 28, 2026, Am-Power Machine International Enterprise Co., Ltd. (Code: 7792) completed its listing on the Taipei Exchange (TPEx). The listing marks an important point of continuity for the company, formalizing a path shaped over many years by steady work, discipline, and focus.
During the 2025 academic year, AMPOWER joined with Industrial Technology Research Institute, industry and university partners to deliver the Green Energy Technology Forum.
On January 6, 2026, AMPOWER held its Pre-Listing Investor Conference, welcoming investors and institutional participants for an information-focused briefing on the company’s background, operations, and long-term positioning.
Once a year, the company pauses long enough to see itself clearly and assess how its work holds together over time. The 2025 All-Hands Meeting served as a focused review of structure, capability, and direction across teams.
On a December evening, Songshan Community College felt a little warmer than usual. Lights were switched on, families arrived in small groups, and volunteers took their positions. “Lighting Joy, Sharing Smiles” unfolded as time shared—rooted in care, learning, and being together.
This year, AMPOWER is honored to be one of the participating exhibitors, drawing on long-standing partnerships and successful projects already implemented across the Southern Taiwan Science Park. Our booth focused on solutions designed for operational resilience and uninterrupted operations.
Stepping back into the place where one of our formative years unfolded carries a familiar current of curiosity and ambition. The National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) still holds that same energy during “2025 Angel Alumni Networking Day.”
On a crisp November morning in Yilan County’s Hanxi Village, a group of AMPOWER colleagues and their families gathered at the edge of the forest—hearts, boots, and shovels at the ready to plant 100 young Litsea cubeba (Taiwan mountain pepper) trees.
Energy Taiwan 2025 may have ended, but its rhythm lingers: a pulse carried through memories of countless conversations, handshakes, and genuine curiosity.
When planning this year’s Energy Taiwan booth, we began with a question that lingered: Can something built to be temporary still be made to last?
