Quarterlytics / Technology / Semiconductors / Diodes

Diodes

diod · NASDAQ Technology
Claim this profile
Ticker diod
Exchange NASDAQ
Sector Technology
Industry Semiconductors
Employees 5001-10,000
← All annual reports
FY2007 Annual Report · Diodes
Sign in to download
Loading PDF…
Diodes Incorporated Annual Report 2007

FINANCIAL CHARTS

NET SALES

IN MILLIONS

EARNINGS PER SHARE1,2

STOCKHOLDERS’ EQUITY

ADJUSTED

IN MILLIONS

$401

$343
$215
$186
$137

$1.50

$1.26
$0.86
$0.73
$0.31

03

04

05

06

07

$369.6

$294.2
$225.5
$112.1
$71.5

03

04

05

06

07

03

04

05

06

07

FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

(in thousands, except per share data)

Net sales
Gross profit
Selling, general and administrative expenses
Research and development expenses
Other expenses
Total operating expenses
Income from operations
Interest income, net
Other income (expense)
Income before taxes and minority interest
Income tax provision
Minority interest

$136,905
36,528
19,586
2,049
1,037
22,672
13,856
(860)
(5)
12,991
2,460
(436)

10,095
10,095

Net income - GAAP
Net income - Adjusted1

Earnings per share, diluted 2:

GAAP
Adjusted1

Number of shares, diluted 2:

GAAP
Adjusted1

Total assets
Working capital
Long-term debt, net of current portion
Stockholders’ equity
Return on assets
Return on equity

$185,703
60,735
23,503
3,422
14
26,939
33,796
(637)
(418)
32,741
6,514
(676)

25,551
25,551

$ 214,765
74,377
30,285
3,713
(102)
33,896
40,481
221
406
41,108
6,685
(1,094)

$343,308
113,892
47,945
8,317
152
56,414
57,478
4,855
(1,212)
61,121
11,689
(1,289)

$ 401,159
130,379
55,461
13,515
1,003
69,979
60,400
11,286
(225)
71,461
9,428
(2,376)

33,329
33,329

48,143
53,439

59,657
64,949

$
$

0.31
0.31

$
$

0.73 
0.73

$
$

0.86
0.86

$
$

1.16
1.26

$
$

1.41
1.50

32,414
32,414

$123,795
27,154
6,750
71,450

34,811
34,811

$167,801
49,571
7,833
112,148

38,842
38,842

$ 289,515
146,651
4,865
225,474

41,502
42,451

$622,139
395,354
237,115
294,167

42,331
43,167

$ 706,365
451,801
235,815
369,598

8.8%
15.6%

17.5%
27.8%

14.6%
9.7%

10.6%
18.5%

9.0%
18.0%

(1) 2006 adjusted net income excluded $5.3 million, or $0.10 per diluted share, of non-cash, net of tax effect stock option compensation expense as per SFAS No. 123R.
2007 adjusted net income excluded $4.3 million, or $0.07 per diluted share, of non-cash, net of tax effect stock option compensation expense as per SFAS No. 123R.

(2) Adjusted for the effect of 3-for-2 stock splits in November 2003, December 2005, and July 2007

INDUSTRIAL

36%

10%

GLOBAL PRESENCE

Power Trunk Release
150W SMPS
Set Top Boxes
Telephone Handset
Turbo Charger System
Gas Heater
Turbine Engine
Ballasts
Laser Printers
3.3V SMPS Output
20W Lamp Ballast
OLED Power Device
Electric Typewriter
Transformer
Amplifiers
Overhead Projector
Audio Amplifier
X-Ray Power Supply
CD Changer
GSM Phone 
Web-Phone 
AC Motor Drive
Ultrasonic Generator
Electronic Dart Game
Transmitter
Notebook PC 
Mouse
DSL Modems
Airbag
HVAC Control Relays
Palm Size PC
Notebook Computers
Digital Audio Players
Notebooks
Set-Top Boxes
Electronic Switch
Shift Interlock Module
Flat-Panel Monitors
Digital Cameras
Motherboards, PDAs 
Back Up Beeper Module
Battery Charger
Mobile Handsets
Multi-Function Printers 
Microwave Oven
Internet Line Card
LCD TVs
Servers 
Computer Control Box
DC/DC Converters
Game Consoles
Network Interface Cards
Portable GPS
Oxygen Sensor
Gas Meter
Hard Disk Drives
Projector
DC Fans
Linear Ballast
Buck Converter
Comfort Controls
Lighting
Chime Module
3-Way Ballast
Audio/Video Players
Power Supplies
Ground Fault Detector
Gas Alarm
GPS
DC-DC Conversion
Third Brake Light
Voting Machine
Navigation
Security Systems
Regulator
DC Drive Module
Satellite Radios
Motor Control DC Fans
Analog Modems
WLED Headlight
Transmission Module
HVAC Control
Bubble Jet Printer
SIM Port
Control Equipment
Protection Relay
Routers
Mini Disk Player
Submarine
Temperature Control
Exercise Stair Climber
Web-TV
Car Stereos
LCD Monitor/TV
Switchboard
Door/Lid Switch
Dual Channel Driver
Hard Disk Drives 
Color Television
Gas Detector
Tasers
Telephone systems
Door Switch Module
HDTV
Satellite Uplink
Low Power Lamp
Vending machines
Driver
Electric Lawnmower
TGV ABS System
Electric Wheelchair
Cable Repeater
Motion Picture Cameras
Multiplexer
Smart Battery Module
Answering Machine
Board adopted a Code of Ethics for the Chief Executive Officer and all
Solid Flow Meter
Dual Airbag Module
members of our finance department, including the principal financial/
Power Adapter Cradle
Lamp Ballast
accounting officer;
Powertrain Controller
HVAC Equipment
Board  and  each  Board  Committee  are  required  to  conduct  a 
Oil Sensor
TFT Panel BIOS Device
self-evaluation of their performance at least annually that is supervised
Position Sensor
Cellular Base Station
and reviewed by the Governance and Stockholder Relations Committee
Video Printer 
Power Mirror Module
to determine whether Board and each Board Committee are function-
Forklift
ISDN Terminal
ing effectively;
Cruise Control Module
CATV Set-Top Box
Audit Committee established policies for auditor independence;
Smart Mirror
Power Generator
Instrumentation
Notebook/Desktop
Brick Power Supplies
SMPS
Monitor 
High Voltage SMPS
Emergency Lighting
Communications
Audit Committee members meet regularly with internal and external
auditors, without the presence of the Company's management;
Coin Changer
Modem
Security Camera System
Nuclear Test Box
Truck ABS Module
300W SMPS
Graphics cards
Fire Alarm System
Inverter Circuitry
Audio Power Amplifier
Laptop Cover
Solar Power System
Fax Machine
VCR SMPS
Printer
Welding Control
Card Scanner
DSS Receiver
Electron Microscope
Power Meter
Lift Gate Module
ESD Protection

200W Power Supply
Motor Drive
Video Monitor
Satellite Antenna
ISDN System
Microwave Generator
Garage Door Openers
Solar Charger
Step-Down DC/DC
CATV Converter Box
Time Delay Relay
Ozone Generator
Forward Converter
DIVERSE END-MARKETS  
ISDN Line Card
Home Security System
Lift Control
Process Control
CONSUMER 
ELECTRONICS
Camera
Base Station
WLED Boost Driver
Fitness Equipment
Gas Analyzer
Power Steering Module
Rice Cooker
Diagnostic Module
Printer SMPS
110W SMPS
Concentrator Box
Memory Module
Power Supply
Wireless Equipment
DAT Recorders
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE HIGHLIGHTS
Receiver
Furnace Control
Sonar
Power Door Module
Starter Solenoid
Mixing Consoles
Home Theatre Systems
Line Conditioner
Refrigerator
Video Camera
Vending Machine
Thermal Printer
ZIP Drive
Electric Utility Meter
Power Line Modem
Satellite Decoder
Audio System
Power Sunroof Module
PDA Solutions:
AC Adapter
TV/Multimedia System
Cell Phones
Remote Control
911 Emergency System
Wet/Dry Vacuum
Power Amplifier
Fan Motors
Height Control Module
Radio
Flow Meter
Clock
Electric Shaver
Exercise Treadmill
50W DC/DC Converter
Caller ID Box
Video Projector
Suppression Board
Voltage Regulation

Audit Committee and Company are committed to full compliance with
the  Foreign  Corrupt  Practices  Act  and  the  anti-bribery  laws  of  the 
People’s Republic of China;

Moss  Adams,  LLP,  the  Company’s  independent  registered  public 
accountant  firm,  reports  directly  to  the  Audit  Committee,  and  any 
non-audit services performed do not interfere with their independence;

Audit Committee conducts an appropriate review of all related party
transactions for potential conflict of interest situations on an ongoing
basis and approves such transactions;

Board  committee  charters  clearly  establish  respective  roles  and 
responsibilities;

Majority of Board members and Board committee members are independent;

Internal Audit Manager reports directly to Audit Committee;

Board adopted Corporate Governance Guidelines;

Board adopted Code of Business Conduct;

7
0
0
2
t
r
o
p
e
R

d
e
t
a
r
o
p
r
o
c
n

s
e
d
o
D

a
u
n
n
A

I

i

l

AUTOMOTIVE

COMMUNICATIONS

2%

37%

15%

EUR 4%

ASIA 75%

Thermostat
Car Lock RFA Board 
Blower Motor
Badge Printers
Electric Fan Motor
Appliance Control
Pagers, PCS
PWM Converter
USB Power Switch
Electronic Road Sign
Cordless Phones
CATV Receiver
Rain Sensor 
CD-RW Drive
Traffic Sign System
Clutch Controller
Label Printers
HID Headlight System
Taxi Trip Meter
Trailer ABS
Burglar Alarm 
Navigation System
Door Lock Controller
ABS Control Unit
Optical Disk Drives
Servers/Networking
Alarm System
Gas Utility Meter
Portable DVD Players
IPTV STB
Line Card
Remote metering 
Gateways, Routers
Switches, Hubs
Solar Panels
Actuator Control
Fiber Optics, DSL,
WLED Flashlight
HID Ballast
Cable and Standard
Dish Washer
Laser Printer SMPS
Modems, Networking
Steering Controller
Robotics
Wireless, Ethernet, 
Power/Phone Lines
Calibrator
TV/Monitor
Blender
Hedge Trimmer
Electric Toothbrush
Security Systems
Output Circuit
VCR (VHS)
Solar Panel Control
T1 Repeater
Alarm Clock
RF Power Device
Tape Back-Up Drive
Depth Sensor
Trailer Light Module
PBX System
High Power SMPS
Low Drop Regulator
Trailer Brake Control
Invisible Fence 
Cable STB
Desktop PC
Notebook PC Adapter
Nuclear Submarine
Coffee Makers
Fluorescent Ballast
Network Bridges
Digital Television
Medical Fetal Monitor
Signal Line Isolator
Disk Drives
Switching System
Portable Phone
Inverters
Satellite Car Radio
Keyboard
Video Projector SMPS
DC Fan Motors
Booster Circuit 
Alternator
Through  internal  audit  control  functions,  the  Company  monitors 
Motor Control
Transmission Control
compliance with its global financial policies and practices over critical
Exit Sign
Instrument Panel
areas, including: internal controls, financial accounting and reporting,
O-Ring Diode Circuit
Electric Motor
fiduciary accountability, and safeguarding of the Company’s corporate
Datacom Adapter Card
Modem Card
assets;
Automotive Alternators
PC SMPS
A whistle-blower hotline has been established as a confidential means
Computer Processor
for employees to address issues to the Audit Committee regarding 
Actuator
the Company’s accounting, internal accounting controls and auditing
Washing Machine
practices;
Dataline/USB Protector
FET Protection Circuit
Satellite STB
Governance  and  Stockholder  Relations  Committee  recommends 
Cable Modems
director nominees to be selected by the Board;
Airbag Module
Cooling Fan
CDMA Base Station
Analog Phone Set
Telephony Card
Management directors each must hold the lesser of four times the 
DC Motor
director’s salary or 125,000 Company shares;
Engine Control Modules
Remote Car Starter
Bluetooth Chipset
Desktop PC SMPS
400W SMPS
Camcorders
Serial Bus Card
Smoke Detector
CD Player
Testing Equipment
Copy Machine
Flight Simulator

Video Game SMPS
Speakers
30W Power Supply
Seat Heater Module
Color Monitor SMPS
Exhaust Control System
Printer DC Motor Drive
NA 21%
Scanner
Stereo Amplifier
PABX System
ISDN Board
Mass Flow Meter
4-Wheel Drive Actuator
Satellite Receiver
X-Ray Machine
Brake Light
Side-Impact Airbags
COMPUTER
Satellite System
Printer Power Supply
ATX SMPS 3.3V Output
Speedometer
Medical Equipment
Air Purifier
Satellite Modem
Electric Golf Cart
Computer Power Supply
Voltage Reference
Floating Power Supply
Radiation Detector
Electric Vehicle
PCMCIA Cards
Word Processor
Brushless Motors
DECT Phone
Bicycle Alternator 
Controller
72W Linear Ballast
Card Printers
Elevator
Hair Dryer
Clock Radio
Li-Ion Battery Pack
Oil Burner
Horn Module
Smart Airbag Module
Analog Base Station
Brake Controller
2.4 GHz Telephone
Electric Heater
Diesel Controller
WLED Drivers
Cordless PBX System
Passive Entry System
Non-management directors each must hold stock with a value of at
Side-Impact Sensor
least two times the annual Board and Committee retainers combined.
Color Monitor
A  newly  elected  director  will  have  five  years  to  reach  the  target 
HVAC System
ownership level;
USB Controller
Electronic Pump
Motor Cooling Fan
Escalator
Circuit Applications:
Reset ICS
Public Phone
Our culture demands integrity and an unyielding commitment to strong
Wi-Fi Modems
internal practices and policies. We thank you for the confidence you
Door Control Module
have placed in us.
Inkjet Printers
Telephone System
Electronic Thermostat
MP3 Player
Climate Control Module

Compensation  Committee  makes  recommendations  to  the  Board 
regarding compensation, benefits and incentive arrangements for officers;

Executive  sessions,  or  meetings  of  independent  directors  without 
management present, are held regularly.

Investor confidence in public companies is essential to the functioning of the global economy. To enlist and sustain Investor confidence in
Diodes Incorporated, we provide public access to information about our corporate governance policies in an Investor section of our website at
www.diodes.com. These policies provide a framework for the proper governance of our Company, consistent with government requirements
and in the best interests of you, our Shareholders.

KEY INFORMATION ABOUT OUR CORPORATE GOVERNANCE POLICIES AND COMMITMENTS:

 
RIGHT— AT DIODES, IT’S NOT ONLY THE DIRECTION
WE’RE GOING, IT’S HOW WE’RE    GETTING THERE.
RIGHT IS OUR PIONEERING NEW PRODUCT STREAM,
APPLICATION-SPECIFIC      PRODUCTS  WITHIN  THE
BROAD DISCRETE AND ANALOG SEMICONDUCTOR
MARKETS      THAT  ARE  EMPOWERING  TODAY’S
NEWEST  TECHNOLOGIES.  RIGHT  IS  OUR  GLOBAL
SALES  CHANNEL,  A  WORLDWIDE        NETWORK  OF 
DISTRIBUTORS AND SALES PROFESSIONALS THAT
ARE  SUPPORTED  BY  WORLD-CLASS  ENGINEERS 
THE  WORLD        OVER.  RIGHT  IS  OUR  INNOVATIVE 
MARKETING  STRATEGY,  PROVEN  FORMULAS  FOR
GROWTH THAT HAVE EARNED DIODES THE DISTINCTION
OF BEING NAMED AMONG “AMERICA’S 25 FASTEST-
GROWING TECH COMPANIES” AND AMONG “AMERICA’S
200 BEST SMALL COMPANIES” BY FORBES, INC. BUT
MOST OF ALL, AT DIODES, WE’RE RIGHT WITH OUR
INVESTORS, GENERATING RECORD   REVENUES OF
$401  MILLION      AND  RECORD  NET  INCOME  OF
$60  MILLION  IN  FISCAL  2007.  AND  THAT’S  RIGHT
WHERE WE WANT TO BE—WITH THE RIGHT PRODUCTS,
AT THE RIGHT TIME, IN THE RIGHT PLACE. RIGHT.

7
0
0
2
t
r
o
p
e
R

l

a
u
n
n
A

d
e
t
a
r
o
p
r
o
c
n

I

s
e
d
o
D

i

 
CORPORATE INFORMATION

Shareholder Information
Diodes Incorporated common stock is listed and traded on the Nasdaq
Global Select Market (NasdaqGS: DIOD).

No cash dividends have been declared or paid. The Company currently
intends to retain any earnings for use in its businesses.

Form 10-K
A copy of the Company’s Form 10-K and other publicly filed reports, as
filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission are available at
www.diodes.com or www.sec.gov or upon request of:

Investor Relations
Shelton Group
19800 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 300
Irvine, CA 92612
Contact: Leanne Sievers
T: 949-224-3874   F: 949-224-3872
Email: lsievers@sheltongroup.com
or Diodes-fin@diodes.com

Calendar Quarter

Closing Sales Price of Common Stock

Fourth Quarter 2007
Third Quarter 2007
Second Quarter 2007
First Quarter 2007

Fourth Quarter 2006
Third Quarter 2006
Second Quarter 2006
First Quarter 2006

$ 

$

High
34.71
32.84
27.85
26.94

30.23
30.66
29.08
27.67

$ 

$

Low
27.40
26.31
23.06
21.89

23.65
21.71
21.69
21.64

Independent Registered Public Accounting Firm
Moss Adams, LLP
11766 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 900
Los Angeles, CA 90025

Transfer Agent & Registrar
Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Company
17 Battery Place, 8th Floor
New York, NY 10004

General Counsel
Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton
333 S. Hope Street, 42nd Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90071-1448

Financial Information Online
World Wide Web users can access Company information on 
the Diodes, Inc. Investor page at www.diodes.com

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

Dr. Keh-Shew Lu
President & 
Chief Executive Officer 
Employee since 2005

Joseph Liu
Senior Vice President, 
Operations
Employee since 1990

Mark A. King
Senior Vice President, 
Sales & Marketing
Employee since 1991

Carl C. Wertz
Chief Financial Officer, 
Secretary & Treasurer
Employee since 1993

Richard D. White
Senior Vice President, Finance
Employee since 2006

Steven Ho
Asia President
Employee since 1991

Francis Tang
Vice President, Product Development
Employee since 2006

Edmund Tang
Vice President, Corporate Administration
Employee since 2006

Raymond Soong 2C, 3C
Chairman of the Board,
Diodes Incorporated
Chairman of the Board,
Lite-On Technology
Corporation
Director since 1993

C.H. Chen
Vice Chairman,
Diodes Incorporated
Vice Chairman,
Lite-On Semiconductor 
Corporation
Director since 2000

Michael R. Giordano 1CF
Senior Vice President,
UBS Incorporated
Director since 1990

Dr. Keh-Shew Lu
President & Chief Executive Officer,
Diodes Incorporated
Retired, Senior Vice President,
Texas Instruments, Inc.
Director since 2001

L.P. Hsu 1, 2
Chairman,
Philips Taiwan Quality Foundation
Director since 2007

Dr. Shing Mao 2, 3
Retired, Chairman of the Board,
Lite-On Incorporated
Director since 1990

John M. Stich 1, 3 
Honorary Consul General
of Japan at Dallas
Retired, Chief Marketing Officer,
Texas Instruments, Inc. – Japan
Director since 2000

1 – Audit Committee Member
2 – Compensation Committee Member
3 – Governance & Stockholder Relations

Committee Member

C – Committee Chair
F – Financial Expert

DEAR SHAREHOLDERS

I am pleased to report that 2007 was another successful year for Diodes Incorporated.

2007 IN REVIEW
2007 was another tremendous year during which we continued to execute our plans and initiatives both financially and 
operationally. Our history of success led to a number of significant financial achievements in 2007 that include:

(cid:129) Record annual revenue of $401.2 million, representing an increase of 17% from $343.3 million in 2006 
(cid:129) Record gross profit of $130.4 million, representing an increase of 15% from $113.9 million in 2006
(cid:129) Record adjusted net income of $64.9 million, or $1.50 per share, representing an increase of 22% from $53.4 million, 

or $1.26 per share, in 2006

(cid:129) Record net income of $59.7 million, representing an increase of 24% from $48.1 million in 2006
(cid:129) Record cash flow from operations of $91 million, compared to $72.1 million in 2006
(cid:129) A strong balance sheet with $380 million in cash and short-term investments up from $340 million at the end of 2006
(cid:129) And, shareholder equity of $369.6 million grew 26% compared to $294.2 million at the end of 2006

With these accomplishments, we have continued to significantly outperform the industry and drive increased value for our
shareholders. Contributing to these record results and laying the foundation for our future growth were a number of 
business and operational accomplishments throughout the year, which include:

THE RIGHT PRODUCTS AT THE RIGHT TIME
Diodes continued to expand our product offerings with the goal of establishing the Company as a broad-based supplier
within the discrete and analog semiconductor markets. Over the course of the year, we invested in research and development,
resulting in the introduction of new products across multiple product families. We believe that a key to our success is that
we offer the right products at the right time. 

Notably, during the year we successfully integrated APD Semiconductor into our operations and began to leverage the 
technology we acquired, resulting in the introduction of our SBR® (Super Barrier Rectifier) line. Over 200 new products
were launched in 2007 with more than 50 of these based on our SBR® technology. We expect continued growth from this 
product family throughout 2008 and beyond.

We also continued to make progress in our efforts to focus our analog business on mobility and portability in order to 
capitalize on these large and growing markets. Specifically, design activity for our Hall sensors in cell phones and notebooks
continued to increase throughout the year, and we are very excited about opportunities in this segment.

Indicative of our success in developing and marketing a wide variety of new products and solutions, our sales of new products
grew in each quarter throughout the year, reaching approximately 40 percent of revenue in the fourth quarter of 2007, up
from approximately 33 percent at the end of 2006. 

THE RIGHT BUSINESS STRATEGY
Our ability to manufacture our products in a cost effective and efficient manner is central to our business strategy of 
delivering consistent profitable growth. During the year, we successfully consolidated our analog manufacturing operations
into our China facilities, resulting in greater efficiencies and reduced costs. As a result, we further increased capacity and
produced 15.4 billion units in 2007, a significant increase from the 11.8 billion units produced in 2006. We invested to 
increase the capacity at our wafer fabrication facility to 60,000 wafers per month, including the planned expansion of a six-
inch line to support our SBR® product family. We believe that our continued focus on manufacturing quality and efficiency
serves as a key differentiator for the Company and will contribute to further opportunities for margin expansion during the 
coming year. 

7
0
0
2
t
r
o
p
e
R

l

a
u
n
n
A

d
e
t
a
r
o
p
r
o
c
n

I

s
e
d
o
D

i

SBR is a registered trademark of Diodes Incorporated.

 
THE RIGHT STRATEGY FOR SUCCESS AND PROFITABLE GROWTH
Year  2007  represented  our  sixth  consecutive  year  of  revenue  growth,  and  our  fourth  quarter  performance  continued 
our run of record revenues and profits in 12 out of the last 16 quarters. Our expectation is to continue that trend in 2008.

We remain confident that the Company’s long-term history of execution and successful track record of management through 
multiple industry cycles will continue to produce profitable results for our shareholders.  

In 2008, we will continue to execute our strategies for profitable growth that have proven successful for the Company in the past.
We will further expand our market share of the high-volume, high-growth markets we serve through new product introductions
and increased design win activities. We will also leverage our large existing customer base to further drive sales of new products.
Additionally, we plan to grow our portfolio of standard function, application specific products by using innovative, cost effective
packaging technology. In summary, we believe we are executing the right strategies to further drive the Company’s continued
success and profitable growth.

Also, as part of our growth strategy for the coming year, we are evaluating acquisition opportunities that we believe will be 
synergistic to our business by offering complementary technologies, expanded market channels and/or additional manufacturing
capacity and efficiencies. As we have stated previously, acquisition targets must be accretive to earnings within 12 months in
order to maximize value to our Company and our shareholders. Based on our successful experience integrating the APD and
Anachip acquisitions, we have taken the right steps internally to improve operational efficiencies and ensure our ability to 
expedite the integration of any future acquisition. We expect to make further progress in this area and look forward to reporting
developments to you.

IN CLOSING
I would like to thank our shareholders and customers for their continued confidence and support, as well as our employees for
their hard work and dedication to our continued success. We believe we are in the right market at the right time with the right
products, and we look forward to reporting continued success in 2008 and beyond.

Sincerely,

Dr. Keh-Shew Lu 
President and Chief Executive Officer

RIGHT ON IT

Design / MC Brand Studios / www.mc-brandstudios.com

Diodes Incorporated
Registered to 
ISO 9001-2000
File Number A5109

www.diodes.com
NasdaqGS: DIOD

Diodes Incorporated
Corporate Offices
15660 N. Dallas Parkway
Suite 850
Dallas, TX 75248 USA
T: 972-385-2810

Diodes Incorporated
3050 E. Hillcrest Drive
Westlake Village, CA
91362 USA
T: 805-446-4800

Asia Sales
Taipei, Taiwan
Hsinchu, Taiwan
Shanghai, China
Shenzhen, China
Kowloon, Hong Kong
Gyeonggi-do, Korea

European Sales
France
Germany
United Kingdom

Manufacturing 
Facilities
Shanghai, China (2)
Kansas City, Missouri