Founded in 2023, TYGE Technology is guided by the mission: “Advancing the circular regeneration of composite materials to create long-term value for industry and the environment.” We address the resource waste, disposal burden on businesses, and impacts on local communities caused by hard-to-recycle composite waste. Through low-temperature, ambient-pressure chemical depolymerization and recycled-material development, we recover fibers from composite waste and transform them into recycled carbon fiber materials, including nonwoven mats, panels, and tubes. By integrating local collection, material processing, and joint validation with customers, TYGE is gradually building a traceable, Taiwan-based supply capability for recycled materials, helping industries reduce the costs and risks of adopting circular materials.

We build the foundation for sustainable operations through recycling services and the supply of recycled materials. We are committed to reinvesting the majority of any surplus in purposes related to our mission, including recycling technology research and development, recycled-material applications, improvements in process and environmental safety, talent development, and circular supply-chain partnerships. Specific investments and allocations will be adjusted according to our stage of development and actual operational needs. The use of these resources will be tracked through financial and implementation records to ensure that business growth continues to support positive social and environmental outcomes.

TYGE is committed to preserving its core mission of resource circularity and environmental sustainability over the long term and incorporating it into major operational, investment, partnership, and financing decisions. As the company develops, we will progressively incorporate mission safeguards and surplus-allocation principles into our Articles of Incorporation or other governing documents through appropriate procedures. Any amendment, deletion, or material weakening of this mission must first receive the approval of at least two-thirds of all directors before being submitted to the shareholders’ meeting for resolution in accordance with applicable company law and the Articles of Incorporation, thereby balancing long-term mission continuity with the operational flexibility required to fulfill it.