Value Creation Process

MERRY provides customers with insights into problems and trends, proactively proposing product concepts. Throughout the collaborative development process, we act as experts by our customers' side, actively offering forward-looking solutions and strategies to achieve product innovation together. By integrating technologies from cross-disciplinary partners, we create the possibility for breakthroughs beyond existing technologies, advancing human sensory experiences alongside our customers. MERRY is renowned not only for "electroacoustics" but also for actively enhancing its capabilities in technologies and products beyond sound to meet new business goals. Through the introduction of new technologies and products, we demonstrate breakthroughs in audio-visual and sensory technologies to the industry, entering new markets.

For nearly 50 years, MERRY has focused on the electroacoustic field, mastering advanced technologies and new market trends. By combining our accumulated expertise in electroacoustic technology, materials, manufacturing processes, and software, MERRY offers customers advanced integrated audio-visual perception technology services. From the initial design stage of a product, we propose ten key sustainability design aspects, providing customers with innovative and sustainable solutions. Using simulation software-assisted design, mold development, and process estimation, paired with advanced equipment and processes, and comprehensive information systems to manage operational data in real-time, we provide quick and efficient comprehensive services from R&D to mass production. Additionally, we work closely with supplier partners to manage material quality at the source, ensure compliance with international environmental regulations, and continuously meet customer demands for product performance, specifications, and green products.
MERRY's main business includes the development, design, and manufacturing of headsets products, video conferencing systems, automotive audio systems, speaker and microphone components, battery products, and hearing health products. The primary materials used include electronics, metals, and plastics, with downstream customers primarily being leading international consumer electronics companies. For the environmental and social impacts resulting from economic activities, as well as related management strategies and mitigation measures, please refer to the relevant disclosed sections.