Company history — TAK Technology

1990s

Starting with NiZn inductor cores, building the quality system and production sites.

1996
Company founded, manufacturing NiZn inductor cores.
1997
Became a qualified supplier to a top-tier international manufacturer; ISO 9001 certified by RWTÜV (Germany); branch plant set up in Shijie, Dongguan, China.
1998
Developed MnZn inductor cores.

2000s

MnZn enters mass production, TAK takes part in international standardization and builds its Heyuan production site.

2000
Mass production of Mn-Zn ferrite products started.
2003
Joined the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) and took part in standardizing magnetic components.
2004
Technology transfer of high-capacity lithium nickel cobalt cathode material from ITRI; battery materials division established; acquired the Taiwan plant of France's Thomson.
2005
TAK Technology (Heyuan) established in Lianping, Guangdong. →
2006
Mass production of binary lithium nickel cobalt cathode material; NiZn 3,000 t/year and MnZn 1,000 t/year lines built.
2009
Launched lithium nickel cobalt manganese ternary cathode material.

2010s

Capacity keeps growing and the automotive quality system certification is obtained.

2010
Released a high-compaction binary material; MnZn capacity expanded to 2,000 t/year.
2013
Certified to ISO/TS 16949 for the automotive industry.
2014
Developed low-alkalinity lithium nickel cobalt cathode material.
2017
Transition to the IATF 16949 automotive quality management system certified in March.

2020s

High-frequency materials serve cloud computing, production lines keep upgrading, and TAK moves into iron-nickel alloy cores.

2020
Launched high-frequency NiZn/MnZn materials for cloud computing and big data.
2021
Servo presses and atmosphere box sintering furnaces introduced, improving Mn-Zn product quality.
2023
Mn-Zn line capacity expanded and application coverage broadened.
2025
Certified to the ISO 14001 environmental management system.
2026
Mn-Zn line capacity increased further; development of an iron-nickel alloy (FeNi) core product line begun.