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Other Metal Manufacturing 2025-Dec Doc　#43567 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 The sales value of the other metal manufacturing industry is projected to increase by 7.25% in 2026 compared with 2025. Sustained demand from emerging applications, together with a relatively weaker U.S. dollar driven by the Federal Reserve’s initiation of an interest rate–cutting cycle, is expected to provide supportive conditions for price trends across most industrial metals. In addition, manufacturers are actively raising the share of niche and higher value-added product shipments, which is reinforcing overall operating performance across the industry. Consequently, the sector is anticipated to maintain moderate and steady growth in 2026. Eyewear Manufacturing 2025-Dec Doc　#43564 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 Although both domestic and overseas sales of polycarbonate (PC) lenses are expected to remain under significant pressure from equivalent tariffs and the crowding-out effect of lenses manufactured in China and Japan, the recovery of China’s contact lens market, the gradual increase in OEM orders for new product styles from local e-commerce customers, and the ongoing efforts of Taiwanese manufacturers to enhance product visibility in the domestic market are all supportive of an improvement in both domestic and international sales performance for local contact lens producers. Accordingly, the business climate of Taiwan’s domestic contact lens industry is projected to register modest growth in the first half of 2026. Other Special-Purpose Machinery Manufacturing Not Elsewhere Classified 2025-Dec Doc　#43545 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 As the impact of the tariff war gradually subsides, the ASEAN market remains a key investment destination for numerous enterprises. These developments are expected to support the export performance of this industry in 2026. In addition, domestic demand for the industry is also projected to strengthen. Consequently, the industry’s sales value is expected to continue rising in 2026; however, owing to a high base effect, the pace of growth is likely to moderate. Power-driven Hand Tools Manufacturing 2025-Dec Doc　#43546 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 Domestic demand from the decoration and renovation sector remains subdued, exerting additional downward pressure on the industry’s overall performance. Consequently, the industry’s sales value is expected to continue declining in 2026. Nevertheless, given the already low comparison base, the pace of contraction is projected to moderate. Automotive Parts and Body Manufacturing 2025-Dec Doc　#43602 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 Pent-up demand in the domestic automotive market is expected to be gradually released, thereby helping to stabilize domestic demand for the industry in the first half of 2026. Nevertheless, amid ongoing tariff pressures and heightened uncertainty in international trade, export momentum is likely to remain constrained. As a result, the business climate of Taiwan’s automotive parts and vehicle body manufacturing industry is projected to experience a mild downturn in the first half of 2026. Processed Fruits, Vegetables and Specialties 2025-Dec Doc　#43593 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 Against the backdrop of the continued expansion of downstream catering groups and the persistent labor shortage in tourism and catering services, sales momentum for frozen fruits and vegetables and other semi-finished food ingredients is expected to strengthen further. In parallel, industry participants are actively responding to population aging and evolving household structures by broadening their product portfolios to include plant-based protein offerings and convenient fruit and vegetable products tailored for home meal preparation, in line with prevailing consumption trends. Supported by the ongoing release of newly added production capacity and the anticipated easing of raw material costs, the processed fruits, vegetables and specialties industry is projected to maintain a growth trajectory in the first half of 2026. Plastic Films and Bags Manufacturing 2025-Dec Doc　#43426 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 Although raw material costs for manufacturers are expected to ease, Taiwan’s plastic film and bag manufacturing industry will continue to face multiple headwinds, including subdued orders from the Chinese market, U.S. retaliatory tariffs constraining export performance, the ongoing implementation of plastic restriction policies, and only a moderate recovery in global demand. As a result, shipment momentum is likely to remain limited, and the overall business outlook is expected to edge slightly lower. Medical Devices and Equipment Manufacturing 2025-Dec Doc　#43403 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 Domestic medical institutions are expected to issue a larger number of procurement tenders, while a series of new products—either independently developed by Taiwanese manufacturers or produced through ODM/OEM models—is slated for market introduction. These new offerings are anticipated to gradually reinforce revenue momentum. With export performance also projected to improve, the overall business climate of Taiwan’s medical device and equipment manufacturing industry is expected to experience modest growth in 2026. Seasoning Manufacturing 2025-Dec Doc　#43445 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 Although the introduction of carbon fees may elevate packaging and logistics costs, several offsetting factors support a stable operating environment: declining soybean raw material prices, steady demand growth from restaurant chains, and the earlier onset of summer-related cooling consumption driven by global warming. Overall sales are projected to grow at a moderate pace of 2% to 3%, with profitability also expected to improve compared with the same period in 2025. Processing and Preserving of Fish, Crustaceans, Molluscs and Related Products 2025-Dec Doc　#43415 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 The completion and commissioning of new aquatic product processing facilities and cold chain logistics centers will enhance processing and preservation efficiency, while further strengthening overall supply-chain operations. Consequently, the industry is projected to return to a growth trajectory in the fourth quarter of 2025.  First  Previous  Next  Last  In  1  /  147  Page  (Find  1466  records)

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