By Crystal Hsu / Staff reporter
Bosch, a leading supplier of technology and services, expects another year of growth in Taiwan this year, betting that continued investment in artificial intelligence (AI), advanced manufacturing and sustainability would help offset geopolitical uncertainties and trade tensions.The company remains cautiously optimistic about Taiwan’s economic and industrial outlook, supported by the nation’s expanding role in global AI supply chains and strong demand for technology-driven solutions, Bosch Taiwan chairman and managing director Andreas Schmidt said.“The structural momentum behind Taiwan’s technology and AI ecosystems provides clear reasons for optimism,” Schmidt said. “Bosch Taiwan remains deeply committed to the local market and confident in its long-term structural potential.”
The Bosch logo is seen on the company`s headquarters in Gerlingen, Germany, on April 14.
Last year, Bosch Taiwan posted sales of NT$43.3 billion (US$1.36 billion), up 18.6 percent from a year earlier, driven by portfolio expansion, AI-related business opportunities and the integration of a heating, ventilation and air-conditioning business into its Home Comfort division.This year, the company plans to deepen investments in local partnerships, talent development and technology deployment, with AI emerging as a key growth driver across multiple business segments.
