南亚塑胶与韩国LS电气成立重电工程合资公司（持股40%/50%），切入AI数据中心与电网电力工程市场

Nanya Plastics Corporation is expanding into heavy electrical equipment and power engineering, a move that could ripple beyond Taiwan as global demand for AI data centers, grid upgrades, and energy transition projects rises. The company's strategy signals growing competition in a sector increasingly critical to digital infrastructure worldwide.

Nanya said it will establish a power engineering division in April 2026 to accelerate its heavy electrical business and broaden its role from product distribution into engineering design and project contracting. The company said the plan is intended to build a full-spectrum power solutions business by combining products, engineering, and services.
Teaming up with LS ELECTRIC
The company also said on October 6 that it formed a joint venture with LS ELECTRIC, South Korea's largest heavy electrical and industrial automation company. The venture, provisionally named Nanya Lexin, will initially focus on developing fast, comprehensive local service capabilities before moving into bidding, engineering design, and technical support.
LS ELECTRIC, part of South Korea's LS Group, produces power equipment, transmission and distribution systems, direct current technology, and smart energy solutions. It is also expanding in Taiwan from equipment supply into engineering design and project contracting.
Nanya said the partnership will combine LS ELECTRIC's manufacturing, engineering, technical service, and UL-certified product capabilities with Nanya's production base in Taiwan and its engineering, procurement, and construction network. The company said the collaboration is expected to strengthen competitiveness and help it capture growth in Taiwan's power infrastructure market.
Setting sights on the US
The move comes after Nanya recently partnered with domestic heavy electrical companies, including Fortune Electric and Tatung, to enter the US power infrastructure market. Nanya said cooperation with LS ELECTRIC will also support further expansion into overseas heavy electrical markets, including the US.
Broadening products and services
Nanya said the sector has become more strategic as AI data center demand rises, global grids are upgraded, and energy transition efforts continue. The company has already been investing in products such as eco-friendly gas-insulated switchgear and H-class high-temperature transformers, while also expanding into turnkey utility systems for high-tech facilities, microgrids, and after-sales services such as replacement, maintenance, and testing.