Taiwan Mobile Co., Ltd. provides wireless communication services in Taiwan, the Republic of China, and internationally. The company operates through four segments: Telecommunications, Retail, Cable Television and Broadband, and Others. It offers mobile communication, mobile phones, and fixed-line services; e-commerce; wireless and fixed-line telecom services; digital TV subscriptions; cable broadband; TV home shopping; and integrated information and communication services. The company also provides pay TV and cable broadband services; travel, property insurance, and life insurance agency services; value-added services; information software services; and TV program provision. In addition, it is involved in building and operating BOT projects, call center services, telephone marketing activities, commissioned maintenance, film production, investment and retail, and the sale of mobile phones, accessories, and games. Further, the company offers data communication application development, cloud and information services, cable TV, wholesale and retail storefront sales, and gaming services. It also engages in branding agency, cosmetics, logistics, and transport businesses, as well as trading, industrial and commercial services, general investment, entrusted maintenance, cloud power palace service, and communication industries. It provides its products and services under the Taiwan Mobile, TWM Broadband, Taiwan Mobile Enterprise Services, and momo brands. Taiwan Mobile Co., Ltd. was incorporated in 1997 and is based in Taipei, Taiwan.
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