Former NVIDIA Taiwan GM Chiu Li-Meng Appointed as Independent Director of Sinyi Realty
Sinyi Realty announced the appointment of Lih-Meng Chiu, former General Manager of NVIDIA Taiwan, as an independent director. This move is intended to strengthen the company's professional layout in AI technology, digital transformation, and corporate governance.
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- 📰 Published: May 18, 2026 at 21:00
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(CNA, Reporter Pan Chih-yi, Taipei, 18th) Sinyi Realty held its annual general meeting today, approving a cash dividend of NT$0.6 per share and completing the by-election of an independent director. Lih-Meng Chiu, former Global Vice President and Taiwan General Manager of NVIDIA, has been invited to serve as an independent director, further strengthening the company's professional deployment in AI technology, digital transformation, and corporate governance.
Sinyi Realty stated that Chiu Li-Meng worked at NVIDIA for 10 years, serving as Global Vice President and Taiwan General Manager, and retired in May of last year. Additionally, she has held important management positions at international corporations such as GE Healthcare as Greater China Chief Marketing Officer, Microsoft as Greater China Knowledge Worker Group General Manager, Microsoft Taiwan General Manager, and Johnson & Johnson, possessing deep experience in international business management, the technology industry, and digital management.
Sinyi Realty explained that inviting Chiu to join the board shows the company's high emphasis on AI technology application and digital transformation, which will help to further enhance the board's diversification and governance capacity.
Sinyi Realty pointed out that last year, affected by the 7th wave of selective credit controls on real estate in Taiwan, the overall property market transactions tended to be conservative. However, the company continued to optimize its digital tools and service systems, and its transaction performance still surpassed the market average, demonstrating its brand advantage and business resilience. With digital transformation becoming a key issue for all industries, Sinyi Realty's early deployment in AI and technology applications in recent years has gradually shown results.
In terms of operational performance, Sinyi Realty stated that since August of 114 (ROC year, i.e., 2025), the commission volume and transaction volume of its brokerage business have significantly rebounded, driving a gradual recovery in revenue.
Looking ahead to this year, Sinyi Realty noted that its consolidated revenue for the first quarter of this year increased by 30% year-on-year, and profit increased by 76.56% year-on-year. In April, consolidated revenue grew by over 20%, with brokerage branch revenue growing by about 30% compared to the same period last year. The China development project sold 17 units in April, a significant improvement over the first quarter's performance, with the cumulative sales rate reaching 76%, and sales momentum continuing to heat up.
Sinyi Realty explained that the cash dividend of NT$0.6 per share, calculated based on the closing price of NT$18.3 on May 18, results in a cash yield of about 3.28%. (Editor: Chang Chun-mao) 1150518
Sinyi Realty stated that Chiu Li-Meng worked at NVIDIA for 10 years, serving as Global Vice President and Taiwan General Manager, and retired in May of last year. Additionally, she has held important management positions at international corporations such as GE Healthcare as Greater China Chief Marketing Officer, Microsoft as Greater China Knowledge Worker Group General Manager, Microsoft Taiwan General Manager, and Johnson & Johnson, possessing deep experience in international business management, the technology industry, and digital management.
Sinyi Realty explained that inviting Chiu to join the board shows the company's high emphasis on AI technology application and digital transformation, which will help to further enhance the board's diversification and governance capacity.
Sinyi Realty pointed out that last year, affected by the 7th wave of selective credit controls on real estate in Taiwan, the overall property market transactions tended to be conservative. However, the company continued to optimize its digital tools and service systems, and its transaction performance still surpassed the market average, demonstrating its brand advantage and business resilience. With digital transformation becoming a key issue for all industries, Sinyi Realty's early deployment in AI and technology applications in recent years has gradually shown results.
In terms of operational performance, Sinyi Realty stated that since August of 114 (ROC year, i.e., 2025), the commission volume and transaction volume of its brokerage business have significantly rebounded, driving a gradual recovery in revenue.
Looking ahead to this year, Sinyi Realty noted that its consolidated revenue for the first quarter of this year increased by 30% year-on-year, and profit increased by 76.56% year-on-year. In April, consolidated revenue grew by over 20%, with brokerage branch revenue growing by about 30% compared to the same period last year. The China development project sold 17 units in April, a significant improvement over the first quarter's performance, with the cumulative sales rate reaching 76%, and sales momentum continuing to heat up.
Sinyi Realty explained that the cash dividend of NT$0.6 per share, calculated based on the closing price of NT$18.3 on May 18, results in a cash yield of about 3.28%. (Editor: Chang Chun-mao) 1150518