Chen Mei-fang draws her wealth from a stake in WUS Printed Circuit, which supplies industries including artificial intelligence, automobiles and telecommunications.
It was founded by her late husband, Wu Li-gann, in Taipei in 1972.
He brought the business to mainland China's Kunshan, Jiangsu twenty years later and took it public on the Shenzhen stock exchange in 2010.
Their son Wu Chuan-lin is the company's vice chairman.
To diversify its production base amid rising geopolitical risks, WUS broke ground on a $280 million site in Thailand in 2023.
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