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Company Name: Delta Electronics

Description: Founded in 1971 by Bruce Cheng in Hsinchuang, Taiwan, Delta Electronics initially was involved in the production of intermediate frequency transformers including television coils. The company is part of the Delta Group which is considered as the largest provider of brushless fans and switching power supply units in the world.

Delta has successfully built a reputation for being a major source of renewable energy solutions, networking products, industrial automation, visual displays, components, and power management solutions in the industry.

The company maintains sales offices across the globe with manufacturing facilities in India, Mexico, Japan, China, Thailand, Taiwan, and the European continent. As a recognized global leader in the power electronics industry, the company adheres to its mission of providing innovative, efficient, and clean energy solutions for a better future.

The company is also committed to preserving and protecting the environment via the use of lead-free and green production processes. This manufacturing procedure is supported by the company’s implementation of waste management and recycling programs.

The management team of the company is headed by top executives Bruce Cheng (Chairman) and Mark Ko (President and Chief Operating Officer). Through their leadership, the company has successfully established strategic partnerships with global corporations like Fujitsu, NEC, IBM Corporation, Gateway, Hewlett-Packard, and Dell.

The company was initially involved in the production of pulse transformers and delay lines until 1978. It has ventured to the expansion of its product portfolio from that time on to include switching power supplies which also proved to be the company’s most successful product. Its switching power supplies have power ratings that can provide a maximum of 7,200 watts per module. It also has greater than 90% efficiency with a power density of 25 watts per cubic inch.

The quick growth of the company is largely attributed to the automation of its departments. The automation process undertaken by the company translated to a more efficient production and overall business process for Delta Electronics. The company also ventured into the production of thin and thick film transmission systems, switching transformers, chip inductors, and productions systems that can be deployed to support LAN (Local Area Network) components.

The company eventually attained international success attaining recognition around the world. The company soon opened its branch in the United States in 1980 and was the first to implement surface mount technology by 1982. Delta Electronics soon opened a manufacturing facility in Mexico in 1987 along with the opening of its Switzerland office.

By 1989 their Thailand and Japan branches began their operation. The company’s plant in Dongguan in China opened in 1992 and by 2001 the company opened another plant in the country in Wujiang. Forbes Asia included Delta Electronics in its Fab50 Companies in 2007.

On October 7, 2008 the company received two distinguished awards: the Excellent Innovation Achievement Award (the highest from the Ministry of Economic Affairs) and the National Invention and Creation Awards - Outstanding Contribution Award (from the Intellectual Property Office of Taiwan). The awards were handed out by no less than Taiwan’s Executive Yuan, Premier Liu Chao-shiuan.