Workplace reviews and discussion: 耀新電子股份有限公司
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A company without process engineers, with very weak quality assurance, and extremely poor cost management and systems.
Yet it somehow has the ability to produce quick-turn boards—a truly remarkable company.
Basically, it has been spoiled by the high profit margins on prototype pricing. Once it encounters a downturn, it will definitely not be able to weather it.
It has obtained too few relevant product certifications in the industry.
To some extent, this company also demonstrates the business opportunities in prototype PCB boards:
solely because the prices are good and the profit margins are high,
even with poor cost control, low quality yields, insufficient process capabilities, and a lack of product certifications (no aerospace or automotive certifications),
it can still live quite comfortably.
Existing mass-production board manufacturers that aspire to enter this market can seek cooperation or integration with relevant companies.
This is a good entry point for significantly increasing their own profitability.
Because Taiwan’s prototype board manufacturers generally still have considerable room for improvement, this company is rated “average.”
If the standard is raised to that of a system manufacturer, then this company would be “terrible.”