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Everlight Chemical Industrial Corp.

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Taiwanese high-tech chemical enterprise group founded in 1972, spanning color chemicals, specialty chemicals, toner, electronic chemicals, and pharmaceutical chemicals.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Everlight Chemical Industrial Corp. (永光化学) is a Taiwanese high-tech chemical enterprise group founded in 1972. It listed on the stock market in 1988 and evolved from a traditional dye company into a group with five business units: color chemicals, specialty chemicals, toner, electronic chemicals, and pharmaceutical chemicals. Its headquarters is in Taipei, Taiwan, and it operates 20 operating locations and 6 production bases, with a marketing network spanning five continents and more than 100 countries. It employs over 1,800 people globally and invests more than 4% of revenue in R&D with about 200 R&D staff.

History

Everlight Chemical was founded in 1972. It listed on the stock market in 1988 and subsequently transformed from a traditional dye company into a high-tech chemical enterprise group with five business units: color chemicals, specialty chemicals, toner, electronic chemicals, and pharmaceutical chemicals. The group has expanded internationally, establishing subsidiaries and offices including Suzhou Everlight (2006), Shanghai Dehua Trading (2005), Guangzhou Mingguang Trading (2002), and Vietnam Everlight (2022). It has received numerous awards, including the Taiwan Excellence Gold Award for its Everzol® CS series, UV shielding adhesives, and Eversorb® AQ series.

Products and positioning

High-tech chemical enterprise group dedicated to R&D and production of chemicals with positive value to humanity.

  • Everzol® CS series cotton earth-tone reactive dyes

  • Eversorb® AQ waterborne coating light stabilizer

  • UV shielding adhesives IBR/IPR series

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