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VIBO Telecom is invested by several reputed and well performed companies including Kinpo Electronics Inc., Compal Electronics Inc., Taiwan Fertilizer Company, China Development Industrial Bank, Mega International Commercial Bank, Yulon Group, etc.
The members of shareholders come from different industries such as technology industry and distribution network industry which form a perfect and strong combination. It is seldom seen in the telecom groups that unite financial capital, profession technology and marketing network altogether at the same time. These companies are large-scale with excellent performance. They have also made significant contributions to the society. In the future, VIBO is continuously seeking the opportunities to cooperate with electronic, financial and content service providers in order to provide consumers with high quality telecommunications services. |
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Since the company was founded in 1973, Kinpo Electronics Inc. (“Kinpo”) has emerged as a leader in Taiwan's electronics industry. Today, the company offers a great variety of electronic products ranging from basic electronic calculators, a large number of 3C consumer electronics to Internet application products. Kinpo’s headquarter is located in Taipei, Taiwan which is the company's global operations hub, and where it maintains its corporate management center, R&D design facilities, global financing, and major marketing and sales units. The management focuses on global diversification and international manufacturing, taking comparative advantages from different regions. For this reason, Kinpo has set up software development centers in Shanghai and Beijing, mass production facilities in Dongguan, and manufacturing support facilities in Thailand. |
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Established in 1984, Compal Electronics with its professional management team, its reputation of high product quality and the flexible design in response to market trends, Compal has won the trust of costumers and progressed itself into one of the main leading companies in the global IT industry. In 2003, its total annual revenue has reached US 4.713 billion dollars and its worldwide workforce over 10,000. Compal has set up numerous customer service branches in Taiwan, China, South Korea, the U.S., and the U.K. which are providing customers with prompt and flexible services. |
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CDIB traces its origins back to 1959 with the establishment of the China Development Corporation under the auspices of the World Bank and the Economic Stabilization Committee of the cabinet of the ROC, that is, the Executive Yuan. This institution, later renamed CDIB, brought together public and private-sector resources to create Taiwan's first privately chartered financial institution that specialized in direct investment and financing to institutions and corporations. Over 40 years later, CDIB continues to be the predominant leader of the direct investment. In 1984, CDIB began developing the investment banking business, enabling CDIB’s operations to expand beyond venture capital and lending to include project finance, financial advisory, securities underwriting, and real estate development. CDIB has played an important role in government’s infrastructure projects and privatization plans. For example, CDIB was the financial advisor for the Taipei Mass Rapid Transit system and also for the privatizations of China Steel and Chung Hwa Telecom. |
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Mega International Commercial Bank Co., Ltd. has come into being as a result of the merger of The International Commercial Bank of China and Chiao Tung Bank. Both banks have been proud of their longtime histories of outstanding track records in our country. Chiao Tung Bank (formerly Bank of Communications) was established in 1907, five years before the founding of the Republic of China, to provide funds required by transportation, telecommunications, postal services, and the shipping industries. During the early stage of the Republic, the Bank and Bank of China were authorized by the ROC government to be joint issuers of legal tender and joint paying and issuing agents for the national treasury. In 1928, the ROC government promulgated the Bank of Communications Act, thereby chartering the Bank to engage in promoting the development of industrial, mining, and transportation enterprises. In 1949, the Bank moved to Taiwan along with the ROC government, and was reactivated in 1960 to continue playing the role of an industrial bank to assist the ROC government in implementing economic programs. In July 1975, the Banking Law was amended, designating the Bank of Communications to be a specialized industrial bank. |
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Taiwan Fertilizer company is established on May 1st, 1946. Originally a state-owned enterprise under the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA), it was privatized on September 1, 1999, and is now a listed private corporation. As the largest modernized fertilizer producer, we have invested in domestic and foreign enterprises. These two aspects will play vital roles in our future growth. Our cooperate fundamentals and financial structures are sound, our land and other assets are abundant, and our development potential is impressive. |
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In the beginning, YULON was named “YULON Machinery Co., Ltd”, and the business scope included machinery manufacturing and sales. YULON signed up a technical collaboration agreement with Nissan in February 1957, and changed the name to be “YULON Motor Co., Ltd” and officially manufactured sedan and commercial truck. YULON is an innovative enterprise that has insisted on the importance of R&D ever since its establishment. Firmly convinced that "there is no such thing as a sunset industry, only sunset management," and that "R&D requires not only that you be forward-looking, but that you start early too," YULON is constantly strengthening itself and moving forward. |
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