On November 23, National Taiwan University Hospital Hsinchu Branch held the “Four Companies Unite for Good – Appreciation Ceremony for Cardiac Ultrasound Equipment Donation.” Four local technology enterprises joined forces to enhance healthcare capacity by donating advanced cardiac ultrasound equipment, helping the hospital strengthen clinical service quality.
Participating companies included Sigurd Corp. Chairman Sidney Huang, MPI Corporation General Manager Kuo Yuan-Ming, inergy Technology Inc. Chairman Lin Ming-Chang, and Micro Silicon Electronics Corp. Chairman Chang Bing-Tang, collectively demonstrating corporate commitment to public welfare and local health.
Hospital Superintendent Hung Kuan-Yu expressed gratitude for the joint donation, noting its critical role in supporting frontline clinical care. Cardiology Department Director Lee Chih-Kuo added that this equipment is currently available in only a few hospitals nationwide, and its deployment at NTU Hsinchu Branch will significantly improve local healthcare capacity.
Sigurd Chairman Sidney Huang stated:
“As a company deeply rooted in Hsinchu’s technology industry, we care about the health needs of local communities. Healthcare is one of society’s most essential infrastructures. Supporting hospitals to enhance care capacity through concrete action is a vital practice of ESG. We hope this donation helps medical teams deliver greater professional value and benefit more patients.”
Corporate sustainability is not only about reducing carbon emissions but also about social care and shared prosperity. Sigurd continues to uphold its ESG commitments by focusing on low-carbon transformation and green manufacturing, while actively engaging in social initiatives to protect public health. Through these efforts, Sigurd strives to create a more inclusive and healthier living environment, fulfilling its core vision of “Sustainability for Shared Good.”
(Image courtesy of NTU Hsinchu Branch)
Source: TAIWAN POWERNEWS – Four Companies Unite for Good: NTU Hsinchu Branch Receives Cardiac Ultrasound Equipment Donation to Safeguard Public Health