The Finetek Group has upheld the belief of "giving back to society what we take from it," considering this the core driving force behind our social responsibility and sustainable practices. Each year, we continuously review the past and look to the future, aiming to build a sustainable enterprise while realizing our vision of a sustainable and harmonious society.
In 2025, the Group's total social investment reached NT$ 4,188 thousands . These investments include external charitable donations and sponsorships, support for the Yilan Wu Sha Cultural Foundation, public welfare activities of the Welfare Committee, and business initiatives. The Finetek Group continues to collaborate with the Yilan Wu Sha Cultural Foundation, working on employee care, enriching local arts and culture, encouraging the development of young talents, and supporting life. We are committed to social responsibility and public welfare issues, supporting cultural inheritance for students in rural areas, and guiding art performances to cultivate culture. Through a long-term and continuous cooperative model, we continue to strive for a shared vision of a prosperous and harmonious society. Our company has identified "
Eliminating Inequality," "Quality Education," "Employment and Economic Growth," and "Sustainable Urban and Rural Development" as key long-term goals among the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals . Finetek Technology and the Wu Sha Cultural Foundation have jointly decided to prioritize sustainable cultural preservation and transmission, arts promotion, support for disadvantaged groups, care for rural areas, and funding and education for school-aged children as key areas for social welfare initiatives this year, and will actively organize various activities to achieve these goals.
Deeply rooted in local education: Illuminating the future of students in remote areas
Finetek Technology's Yilan plant is located in the Lize Industrial Park, Su'ao Township, Yilan County. As a local manufacturer in the Yilan Science Park, Finetek has long been committed to local community development and educational equity. In 2025, coinciding with the 110th anniversary of Sijie Elementary School in Yilan County, the company, upholding the corporate citizenship spirit of "giving back to society," donated NT$850,000 to celebrate the anniversary. The foundation will also provide 10 staff members to support related activities, demonstrating substantial support for grassroots education.
The funds will be prioritized for the anniversary celebrations, including a "Colorful Nostalgic Market," a "Healthy Run," and an "Anniversary Celebration," fostering unity among teachers, students, parents, and alumni, and witnessing cultural heritage moments such as the unveiling of the renovated school history room, deepening the emotional connection between the school and the community. After the event, both parties reached a consensus to transfer all remaining funds to a long-term education fund, which will be used exclusively to help underprivileged students and support diverse student activities, in order to implement SDGs 4 Quality Education and SDGs 10 Eliminating Inequality, with the aim of creating a safe and enriching learning environment for students in rural areas.
Cultural Heritage Preservation: 2025 Wu Sha Arts and Culture Competition
Finetek Technology has long been committed to the preservation of local culture. The Wu Sha Arts and Culture Competition, co-organized with the Wu Sha Cultural Foundation, has been held since 2015 and will enter its 11th year in 2025. This year's theme is "Mother Earth," commemorating the contributions of Zhuang Shuniang, the wife of Wu Sha from Kailan, to the development and ethnic integration of Yilan . Her tomb will be designated a historical building at the end of 2024. The competition invites creators from across Taiwan to express their understanding of the land, nature, and maternal power through photography, painting, calligraphy, and children's art.
This year, the foundation deployed 25 staff members, and 1,003 participants, ranging from toddlers to those over sixty, promoting art participation for all ages . Through the annual competition, awards ceremony, and special exhibitions, the competition attracts art enthusiasts to Yilan, promoting cultural sustainability and local revitalization, in line with SDGs 4 (Quality Education) and SDGs 5 (Gender Equality).
Parent-Child Sustainable Education: "Hug the Little Green Sprouts" Mid-Autumn Sustainable Market
Finetek , fulfilling its ESG sustainability commitments, co-hosted the "Hug the Little Green Sprouts Wusha Family Sustainability Market" with the foundation on October 4, 2025, in the Wusha settlement. The event involved 22 staff members and attracted approximately 340 families.
The event incorporated the "Wusha Fantasy APP" and augmented reality (AR) , allowing participants to redeem free hands-on experiences through digital challenges. This combined paperless carbon reduction , environmental sustainability, and cultural heritage to enhance the event's interactivity.
On-site DIY workshops using natural materials included "Fish-Water Symbiosis Bottles," " Fern Boards ," and " Pampas Grass Leaf Weaving ," and featured local artisans and street performers, revitalizing historical spaces and supporting micro-industries. The aim was to strengthen community cohesion through highly interactive family activities and implement SDGs 4 (Quality Education) and SDGs 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production).
Collaborating with Enterprises: Wu Sha Arts and Culture Competition 10th Anniversary Achievement Exhibition – Moving Forward Together
Huan Da and the Foundation, together with their corporate partners, brought the 10th Anniversary Exhibition of the Wu Sha Arts Competition to the National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall under the theme " Art Together Forward ." The exhibition, running from November 29th to December 10
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2025 , involved 15 staff members and showcased the cultural impact of cross-sector collaboration. The exhibition, encompassing calligraphy, photography, and painting, featured 88 works by artists ranging in age from teenagers to those over 60, promoting arts education for all ages . Attracting 4,236 visitors, the exhibition successfully exported the spirit of Yilan to the Greater Taipei area, promoting cultural equality between urban and rural areas.
This exhibition established a mature model for philanthropic cooperation, helping businesses transform resource contributions into value co-creation, achieving SDG 10's goal of eliminating inequality and SDG 17's goal of sustainable development partnerships.
Deepening Local Care: Year-End Community Respect for the Elderly and Volunteer Commendation
On December 27, 2025, Finetek and the Foundation hosted a "Community Respect for the Elderly and Joyful Gathering" event, inviting elderly residents to gather and exchange ideas, feeling the warmth of the company and their neighbors during the cold winter, and practicing SDGs 3 Good Health and Well-being and SDGs 17 Sustainable Development Partnership. The event involved three staff members and attracted 50 participants. In the morning, a "Handmade Fruit Vinegar" experience was arranged, where the elderly, guided by an instructor, selected and prepared ingredients, training their hand-eye coordination. The fruit vinegar symbolized health and blessings, promoting neighborly interaction.
A warm lunch was held, and the Foundation recognized its outstanding volunteers for their selfless dedication throughout the year, hoping that the spirit of service would continue to be passed on in the community.
