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IMI Wins Gold Award for Best Managed Technology Company at FinanceAsia’s 29th Asia’s Best Companies Awards
July 1, 2025 | IMIEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Integrated Micro-Electronics Inc. (IMI) has been awarded the prestigious Gold Award for Best Managed Technology Company at the 29th edition of the Asia’s Best Companies Awards, hosted by FinanceAsia.
The award was received by Brian Jalijali, the company’s head of Investor Relations and Business Development Finance, during the ceremony held at The Conrad Hong Kong. The recognition is based on a comprehensive poll of leading investors and analysts, assessing corporate performance and governance over the past year.
“This award is a reflection of the the trust and confidence the investor community has in IMI,” said Jalijali. “The past year has been transformative for us, and we are proud of the strides we’ve made. We remain committed to operational excellence, agile manufacturing solutions, and transparent stakeholder engagement.”
This recognition reinforces IMI’s position as a global leader in electronics manufacturing services and highlights its dedication to strategic growth, innovation, and strong corporate governance.
FinanceAsia is a Hong Kong-based publication that provides in-depth news, analysis, and insights on Asia Pacific’s financial and capital markets.
IMI is leading global electronics manufacturing solutions expert specializing in highly reliable and quality electronics for long product life cycle segments in the automotive, industrial, power electronics, communications, and the medical markets.
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