Taiwanese network gear maker Tron Future Tech (稜研科技) is moving from lab testing to real orders in satellite, defense, and 5G/6G gear — a positive turn for the company as it prepares to list on Taiwan's Innovation Board in late September.

• After more than a decade of development, its millimeter-wave antenna modules are finally shipping commercially, with satellite orders expected within a year.
• Defense work is the biggest lift: it has stepped into a Middle East radar and communications supply chain, filling a gap left by another supplier, and is now delivering real hardware for testing.
• Antenna modules have gone from a tiny slice of sales in 2024 to nearly a third in 2025, with a target of more than half by 2027.
• A tie-up with US firm Comtech on a single-antenna terminal that can hop between different satellite orbits has passed live end-to-end tests and is heading toward commercial shipment.
• AI demand has turned network resilience into a national security issue, pushing telecoms and governments to spend on satellite and high-bandwidth links.

Outlook: The company expects high double-digit revenue growth in 2027 as defense projects shift from testing to volume production.