FUSAN

FUSAN

Fusan Valve emerged in 1963 under founder Lian-Tsai Jong, establishing its headquarters at 22, Lane 89, Sec. 4, Chang-Mei Road in Changhua, Taiwan. The company has since expanded its manufacturing footprint to include facilities in Dongtai and Suzhou in Jiangsu, China, while maintaining its original plant in Taiwan. Although structured as a private manufacturer rather than a traditional financial entity, Fusan functions as an asset owner through its operational control of industrial real estate and its strategic equity position in other Taiwanese manufacturers. The company specializes in brass valves, gas valves, bibcocks, and related plumbing products destined for residential and commercial water, gas, and heating systems. A major distribution partnership with Legend Valve and Fitting, LLC provides a dedicated channel into the North American market. Fusan's product certifications (NSF, CSA, IAMPO) confirm its long-standing OEM and branded business across Japan, Europe, and the United States. The firm also holds a material equity stake in Wonderful Hi-tech Co., Ltd., a Taiwanese wire and cable manufacturer, alongside co-investor Meiming Investment Co., Ltd. Fusan expanded its Changhua logistics capability with a High Bay VNA Warehouse System, reflecting an operational focus on precision distribution rather than pure asset gathering. The firm participates in two local industry associations: the Taiwan Metal Industry Association and the Plumbing Association of Taiwan. Ming-Lieh Chang, a top shareholder in Wonderful Hi-tech, represents a key business relationship that extends Fusan's influence beyond its core plumbing business into the broader industrial sector. Fusan's structure as a multi-generational manufacturing company with a diversified equity portfolio offers a distinct profile: it is neither a pure pension fund nor a conventional family office, but an industrial owner-operator whose balance sheet reflects decades of accumulated real estate, cross-shareholdings, and global customer relationships. The dual Taiwan-China manufacturing strategy, predating modern supply chain regionalization, provides a natural hedge that few peers in the plumbing-component space replicate.