AIDC

Aerospace Industrial Development (漢翔) is a Taiwanese manufacturing company that traces its roots back to 1969 when it was established as the Aerospace Industrial Development Center under the jurisdiction of the Air Force Command. Over the years, it has collaborated with international manufacturers to produce various aircraft and engines, as well as developed its own trainer aircraft and advanced fighter jets. In 1996, it was restructured into the "Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation" under the Ministry of Economic Affairs, marking a shift towards privatization and internationalization.

Recognizing the global trend towards composite materials in the aerospace industry, Aerospace Industrial Development completed the construction of the Taiwan Advance Composite Center in 2010, aiming to enhance the country's composite industry and global competitiveness. In response to the intense competition in the international aerospace market, the company was privatized in 2014 and listed on the stock exchange in the same year.

In an effort to establish a comprehensive aerospace industry supply chain, in 2015, the company proposed the formation of A-Team 4.0 (Taiwan Aerospace Industry Alliance), envisioning it as a crucial part of the global aerospace industry supply chain. With the support of national aerospace industry development policies and the dedication of its leadership and employees, Aerospace Industrial Development has nurtured experienced aerospace technology professionals and gained recognition as one of the few aerospace suppliers in the Asia-Pacific region with expertise in research and development, system integration, testing, and manufacturing.

The company has made significant contributions to Taiwan's aerospace industry and has been lauded by international aerospace players for its capabilities. As of now, there is no publicly available information about its last investment or the involved investors.