FIC Global Inc., FICG in short, was established and listed on August 30, 2004. The original First International Computer Inc., (FIC) established FIC Global Inc., (FICG) through a share swap in accordance with Article 29 of the Business Mergers and Acquisitions Act. This move was aimed at implementing an industrial holding and divisional management strategy to achieve comprehensive benefits, independent development, increased operational flexibility for the group, and risk diversification in investments. After the establishment of FICG, the original FIC became a wholly-owned subsidiary of FIC Global Inc.
The original structure of FIC was relatively complex, including long-term investments and numerous subsidiaries, making its consolidated financial statements increasingly complicated and difficult to interpret. This complexity hindered the clear presentation of the core business’s actual performance. After transforming into an investment holding (industrial holding) company, FICG now focuses its investments across three major industries, including Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS), R&D and Design (Information Technology), and System Integration.
The transformation into an investment holding company has received strong support from government authorities, marking an innovative development in the technology industry. FICG serves as a trailblazer, leading the way in the industry.
FICG focuses on core competencies and processes to improve its operational model. In addition to providing clear and concise financial statements to shareholders, its subsidiaries’ focus on product technology ensures better delivery timelines and customer support services. Their respective core products, along with intercompany collaboration, are expected to maximize the group’s synergistic benefits. FIC Global Inc., FICG in short, was established and listed on August 30, 2004. The original FIC established FICG through a share swap in accordance with Article 29 of the Business Mergers and Acquisitions Act. This move was aimed at implementing an industrial holding and divisional management strategy to achieve comprehensive benefits, independent development, increased operational flexibility for the group, and risk diversification in investments. After the establishment of FICG, the original FIC became a wholly-owned subsidiary of FIC Global Inc. The original structure of FIC was relatively complex, including long-term investments and numerous subsidiaries, making its consolidated financial statements increasingly complicated and difficult to interpret. This complexity hindered the clear presentation of the core business’s actual performance. After transforming into an investment holding (industrial holding) company, FICG now focuses its investments across three major industries, including Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS), R&D and Design (Information Technology), and System Integration.