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When the company is making money, it provides company cars and stock options to senior executives, and is willing to tolerate underperformers.
A Chinese-funded company in disguise, pretending to be Taiwanese.
First-line supervisors lack sufficient professionalism and are out of their depth when dealing with professional issues. The HR manager is even worse—at the level of being a source of disorder in the company—not only lacking professionalism but also attempting to force out senior members and modify the organization to obtain personal power, among other things.
The finance department disregards investors’ interests; investors should pay attention to the accuracy of the financial statements.
The company lacks forward-looking vision. Many resources may potentially be transferred to mainland China, and excessive inventory poses operational risks. Many accounts that should be recognized under Elite Material Co., Ltd. are instead recognized under Powerchip, and actual operations may be worse than the financial statements indicate.