Customer-Centric Innovation: Redefining the Role of Manufacturing

Nextron Precision Industrial Co., Ltd. (hereinafter “Nextron”) held its Investor Conference on December 19. The Company emphasized that in today’s highly competitive and rapidly evolving industrial environment, the value of manufacturing is no longer limited to product delivery, but lies in truly understanding customers and working alongside them to solve critical challenges.
As management thinker Theodore Levitt once stated:
Creativity is thinking up new things. Innovation is doing new things.
Nextron believes that true innovation comes from transforming ideas into manufacturing capabilities that are scalable, verifiable, and capable of supporting customers’ long-term growth. Guided by this belief, the Company has long embraced “enabling target customers” as its core management philosophy, redefining its role within the industrial value chain.
2025: Manufacturing Capabilities and Global Footprint Advance in Parallel
1. From Capacity Expansion to Supply Chain Resilience
In 2025, Nextron’s primary strategic focus was not simply scale expansion, but strengthening the stability and flexibility of its global manufacturing system. The Company completed approximately 15,000 square meters of production space expansion, including the establishment of a new Thailand facility and increased manufacturing capacity in Taiwan. This strategic move responds to customers’ growing demand for diversified manufacturing risk management and localized support.
2. Role Transformation in the AI Era
With the rapid expansion of AI applications, Nextron’s product positioning has evolved accordingly. In 2025, AI-related applications accounted for approximately 30% of total revenue, covering AI servers and data center infrastructure.
Beyond supplying individual connectivity products, Nextron now delivers integrated solutions across Connect + Cooling + Control, supporting switches, servers, and thermal management applications within AI data centers. This deeper level of engagement has enabled Nextron to move upstream in the value chain, becoming a collaborative partner to system integrators in the co-development of next-generation products.
3. Quality Growth Driven by Governance and Strategic Discipline
Nextron emphasized that sustained growth is not accidental, but the result of disciplined strategic choices and sound governance. The Company has achieved over 20% year-on-year revenue growth for two consecutive years, while improving product mix and market focus to maintain gross margins at 38%–40%.
In parallel, Nextron has consistently ranked within the top 6%–20% of Taiwan’s Corporate Governance Evaluation and has recorded continuous improvement for two consecutive years. This reflects the Company’s institutionalized management framework as a solid foundation supporting long-term expansion.
Looking ahead, management remains confident in sustaining profitability, growth momentum, and high-quality corporate governance standards.
Next Phase: Not Just Expansion, but Strategic Extension
Looking toward 2026, Nextron plans to extend its core competencies into emerging, high-value applications:
• Medical Applications:Products such as cardiac catheters and endoscopes are already in stable supply to leading medical device companies across the U.S., Europe, and China. Nextron has also begun expanding its endoscope product portfolio and plans to enter aesthetic medicine and physical therapy equipment markets.
• UAV and Ground Systems:Through joint high-frequency laboratories with academic institutions, Nextron continues to deepen its core technologies and plans to expand into ground system applications in 2026.
• Industrial Markets:As humanoid robots and advanced automation systems gain momentum, Nextron has proactively deployed high-reliability, modular connectivity solutions and is preparing for mass production in 2026.
• Telecom and Cloud Markets:Benefiting from India’s 5G deployment, Nextron is actively investing in 1.6T high-speed data transmission (Connect), AI-critical thermal components (Cooling), and electromechanical integration (Control) to support next-generation data center upgrades.
Manufacturing Is a Long-Term Commitment
Nextron emphasizes that “innovation” is not defined by individual equipment or production lines, but by a manufacturing system capable of continuously evolving with customer needs.
Going forward, Nextron will continue to place “enabling target customers” at the center of its strategy. This is not merely a business approach, but a long-term commitment—working alongside customers on the sustained growth path of AI, high-speed communications, and high-reliability applications.




