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Lealea Chairman Kuo Shao-yi Re-elected to Lead Taiwan Textile Federation

Process Industries · Textiles · cnyes · 2026-09-01

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Lealea Group Chairman Kuo Shao-yi has been re-elected as head of the Taiwan Textile Federation, aiming to drive industry sustainability and AI integration.

What Happened

Leadership Renewal: The Taiwan Textile Federation held its 18th board meeting today, re-electing Lealea and Leepond Chairman Kuo Shao-yi as its chairman. The vice-chairman positions were filled by representatives from the upstream, midstream, and downstream sectors of the textile industry.

Strategic Challenges: Chairman Kuo acknowledged the significant pressures facing the industry, including global economic volatility, net-zero carbon mandates, and the rising demand for agile supply chains. He emphasized the need to consolidate industry resources and secure government support to navigate geopolitical risks.

Future Roadmap: The federation plans to prioritize low-carbon sustainability, high-value R&D, and global market expansion. Additionally, the organization aims to leverage AI technologies to foster innovation and enhance the competitive edge of Taiwan's textile sector.

Proven Track Record: Over the past three years, Kuo has been credited with guiding the federation through global trade tensions and rising operational costs. His leadership has focused on industrial transformation and helping local businesses maintain resilience in a challenging international market.

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