Delta's brand value skyrockets by 9% amid fierce global competition
- Delta Electronics achieved a brand value of USD 593 million in 2024, a 9% increase from 2023.
- The company joined Singapore's NParks for the 100K Corals Initiative, reflecting its commitment to environmental sustainability.
- This recognition highlights Delta's role as a leader in the power management industry and its successful transformation into a solutions provider.
Taipei, on December 10, 2024, witnessed Delta Electronics being recognized as one of the leading brands among Taiwan's global market for the 14th consecutive year. This honor comes as Delta achieved a brand valuation of USD 593 million, marking a 9% increase from the previous year. The company's notable reputation stems not only from its commitment to power management and IoT-based smart green solutions but also from the rising demands in power consumption driven by advancements in artificial intelligence. Delta's Chief Brand Officer, Shan-Shan Guo, emphasized how the AI boom has highlighted Delta's competitive edge, particularly in meeting the surging energy demands of data centers. In tandem with its brand recognition, Delta has made impressive strides in global sustainability initiatives. The organization has consistently participated in the UN Climate Change Conference for 17 years, making significant contributions to environmental discussions. In 2024, Delta proudly became the first Taiwanese company to obtain observer status at the Convention on Biological Diversity. This status enables Delta to contribute even more effectively to global biodiversity efforts. The company has also joined forces with Singapore's NParks in support of the 100K Corals Initiative, further showcasing its commitment to environmental preservation. As part of its strategic transformations, Delta has shifted from primarily being a components manufacturer to evolving into a solutions provider that emphasizes sales and service enhancement across various regions. This strategic pivot has involved expanding its manufacturing capabilities, particularly in regions such as Mainland China, the United States, Thailand, and India, to cater to local market demands while addressing the evolving geopolitical landscape. Delta's investments in research and development also reflect its commitment to innovation, particularly in power electronics and sustainable technologies. Founded in 1971 and publicly listed, Delta has earned recognition on numerous global platforms for its commitment to sustainability and innovative solutions. Notably, it has been a consistent member of the Dow Jones Sustainability Index since 2011, receiving accolades for its proactive approach to climate change and sustainable value chains. Delta's ongoing efforts in ESG initiatives have positioned it as a leader in the industry, proving that environmental responsibility can coexist effectively with business growth.