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Merry Electronics specializes in audio-visual and sensory technology integration, creating immersive sensory experiences.

Last updated September 1, 2026

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Merry Electronics is a company specializing in audio and sensory technology integration. It has over half a century of acoustic expertise, offering solutions from micro components to system assembly. The company provides high-value audio solutions for global leading brands, with capabilities in acoustic components, software, battery, and precision components. It is committed to sustainability and innovation.

History

Founded in 1976 by Mr. Liao Lu-li and Mr. Wei Wen-chieh with a capital of NT$1.5 million, Merry Electronics started with the production of CB Radio microphones. In 1980, the company completed its headquarters in the Merry Industrial Zone and became the first manufacturer in Taiwan to mass-produce ultra-thin speakers. In 1989, Merry Electronics (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. was established. The company received the National Award of Outstanding SMEs in 1993, went public on the OTC market in 1998, and listed on the stock exchange in 2000. In 2005, Forbes magazine selected it as one of Asia's 200 Best Under a Billion. In 2008, the first electro-acoustic laboratory in Taiwan was established. In 2014, a factory in Thailand (Rayong) was established. In 2018, revenue reached a new high of NT$30 billion. In 2021, the company joined RE100, committing to 100% renewable energy by 2030. In 2023, the 'Aurora' sleep earplugs won the iF International Design Award. In 2024, it was selected as one of the 2024 Foreign Investment Top 100. In 2025, Merry Electronics passed SBTi science-based carbon reduction target certification.

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