Digitimes October 15, 2026 By Rodney Chan neutral

Taiwan’s second-generation leaders rebuild family firms, from semiconductor filters to sushi

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First-generation Taiwanese entrepreneurs are retiring or leaving their businesses, driving a clear rise in second- and third-generation succession in recent years. At Chimei, for example, Chia-Chang Shi has become chairman of the company his father, Wen-Long Shi, had founded. Similar transitions are becoming increasingly common among small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

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