2012 |
TCNT, established in Hsinchu Chunan Science Park, vertically integrates the entire nanotechnology supply chain and envisions for Material Industry 4.0. |
2013 |
TCNT formed strategic partnership with SFCE Group, holding 30% shares of Qianyuan Carbon Technology Co. Ltd. in Changzhou, China, manufacturing photovoltaic module frame. |
2014 |
TCNT established the world’s biggest Graphene reactor, producing 250 tons Graphene and 30 tons functional Carbon Nanotube per year. |
2014/08 |
▪ Signed Agreement with Shunfeng Photovoltaic Holdings Limited ▪ Developed novel Photovoltaic Racking and Photovoltaic Frame with SFCE Group. |
2015 |
▪ Signed Agreement with Taiwan Cogeneration Corporation, building the first ocean renewable energy storage plant in Xianshan, Hsinchu. ▪ Co-Developed Rapid Pneumonia Screening System with Taipei Medical University Hospital and Biosensor with Mackay Memorial Hospital. ▪ Established Biotech Innovation and Incubation Center in Mackay Memorial Hospital to enhance medical technology development, TCNT facilitates globalization, knowledge economic and diversification of biotechnology and medical technology. |
2016/01 |
▪ Officially renamed as Taiwan Carbon Nanotube Corporation in 2016 ▪ The Board Directors of TCNT founded two subsidiaries, PQClean Technology and Dr Enose Biotechnology Corporation, focused on energy and biotech industry respectively. |
2016/05 |
▪ TCNT applied for capital increase on Go Incubation Board ▪ TCNT listed its capital increase information on Go Incubation Board for five consecutive business days since June 28, 2016, and began investor subscription and payment in July 5, 2016. |
2016/06 | Completed the 2016 fiscal year shareholders’ meetings on June 30. |
2016/07 | Held Salt-Ion Battery product launch even on July 19, TCNT demonstrated its breakthrough in challenging the traditional battery limits by utilizing the patented carbon nano-electric technology to storage energy by separating ions. |
2016/08 |
TCNT officially listed on Go Incubation Board, stock code 7502. |