Lien Hwa Industrial Holdings Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the production and sale of flour products.
The company’s operations are structured around its core subsidiaries, which include Lien Hwa Milling, Taihwa, Oggi, Jian Foods, MiTAC, MiTAC Information Technology, and Asia Hydrogen Energy Corporation.
Business Segments
The company’s business is organized into four primary segments: Flour Products, System Integration Services, Investment Revenue, and Real Estate Lea...
Lien Hwa Industrial Holdings Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the production and sale of flour products.
The company’s operations are structured around its core subsidiaries, which include Lien Hwa Milling, Taihwa, Oggi, Jian Foods, MiTAC, MiTAC Information Technology, and Asia Hydrogen Energy Corporation.
Business Segments
The company’s business is organized into four primary segments: Flour Products, System Integration Services, Investment Revenue, and Real Estate Leasing.
Flour Products: The company’s flour segment encompasses the production and processing of a wide range of flour-based products, including flour, wheat bran, wheat bran grains, wheat germ, and pasta. The company continues to innovate in this segment by developing customized flour for frozen dough, addressing oil flavor issues in dry noodle products, and expanding into new markets with products, such as batter pancakes, mille-feuille, churros, soup dough bread, and pre-mixed powder for fried chicken.
System Integration Services: The company’s system integration services segment provides sales and integration of information and communication software and hardware. The company’s services include the implementation of electronic business solutions, automation systems, and information security infrastructure.
Real Estate Leasing: The company’s real estate leasing segment involves the sales, purchase, and leasing of land and buildings, as well as real estate management and development. The company’s Nangang Building is a flagship property, recognized for its energy conservation achievements and efficient operation of energy-intensive equipment.
Business Strategy
The company’s business strategy is centered on sustainable development, innovation, and value creation across its diverse business segments. The company is committed to aligning its operations with international best practices, regulatory requirements, and stakeholder expectations. The company’s strategic priorities include the continuous development of new products and services, investment in technology and digital transformation, and corporate governance frameworks.
The company’s approach to sustainability is reflected in its comprehensive policies and practices, including the Sustainable Development Best Practice Principles for TWSE/TPEx Listed Companies, the Supplier Corporate Social Responsibility Code of Conduct, and the regular monitoring and improvement of its code of conduct.
The company’s strategy for product development is driven by a commitment to health, quality, and innovation. The company focuses on developing whole grain products, customized flour solutions, and grain-based pet cookies to meet the evolving needs of consumers and capitalize on emerging market trends.
The company’s system integration services strategy focuses on supporting the digital transformation initiatives of government and corporate clients, with an emphasis on information security, automation, and green energy. The company’s real estate strategy is centered on energy conservation, efficient operation of energy-intensive equipment, and the development of flagship properties such as the Nangang Building.
Products and Services
The company’s product and service portfolio are diverse and comprehensive, encompassing the following key areas:
Flour Products: The company produces a wide range of flour-based products, including flour, wheat bran, wheat bran grains, wheat germ, and pasta. The company is committed to promoting public health through the development of whole grain products and customized flour solutions for frozen dough and dry noodle products. The company is also developing new products such as batter pancakes, mille-feuille, churros, soup dough bread, and pre-mixed powder for fried chicken. The company’s grain-based pet cookies are designed to cater to the growing fur baby market, combining natural ingredients with appealing flavors.
Secondary Processing Products: The company evaluates and blends semolina from various sources to enhance product quality and achieve cost efficiencies. The company is focused on developing flour products that mimic the texture of Japanese-style pasta while reducing production costs.
System Integration Services: The company provides comprehensive sales and integration services for information and communication software and hardware. The company supports digital transformation initiatives for government and corporate clients, with a focus on information security, automation, and green energy. The company’s services include the implementation of electronic business solutions, automation systems, and information security infrastructure.
Real Estate Leasing: The company’s real estate leasing business involves the sales, purchase, and leasing of land and buildings, as well as real estate management and development. The company’s Nangang Building is a flagship property, recognized for its energy conservation achievements and efficient operation of energy-intensive equipment.
Geographical Markets Served
The company’s operations are primarily based in Taiwan, with a significant presence in both domestic and overseas markets. The company’s flour products are sourced from the United States, Australia, and Canada, while its pasta products utilize semolina from Dubai.
Sales and Marketing
The company’s sales and marketing activities are conducted through a combination of direct sales, system integration services, and real estate leasing.
Government Regulations
The company’s flour business is subject to food safety management systems ISO22000 and HACCP, and its environmental management practices include regular inspection and investment in equipment to achieve eco-protection, energy conservation, and carbon reduction. The company’s sustainability reporting is aligned with the Global Reporting Initiative Standards, Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, and Sustainability Accounting Standards Board indicators, with third-party assurance provided by KPMG and SGS.
History
Lien Hwa Industrial Holdings Corporation was founded in 1951.