Aerospace Industrial Development Corp (AIDC) is a manufacturer of commercial and military aircraft, aircraft engines and parts, and helicopters. The company provides avionics maintenance and repair, aircraft overhaul and maintenance services, design, and testing of commercial auxiliary power unit installation kit. The company serves military, commercial aviation, aerospace manufacturing, transportation, energy, and technology industries.

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AIDC focuses its research and development (R&D) on end-to-end aerospace capabilities, covering aircraft development, systems integration, parts manufacturing, assembly, testing and verification, and lifecycle after-sales support. The company directs substantial R&D resources toward domestic defense programs, centered on the development and production of Taiwan’s Advanced Jet Trainer, while actively building local engineering talent. Beyond defense aviation, AIDC applies its research capabilities to adjacent technology sectors, including unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), space structures, satellite electronics, railway systems, flight testing, aerial targets, business aviation, and information services. A key focus of this cross-sector transfer is the energy market, where the company conducts R&D into aerospace-derived technologies for power generation, energy storage, and energy management systems. To complement internal development, AIDC leverages strategic technology alliances to strengthen its engineering and maintenance capabilities. In FY2025, the company incurred an expense of TWD537.6 million on R&D, which as a percentage of revenue, stood at 1.5%.