Taiwan Industry Reports
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Agricultural and Forestry Machinery Manufacturing
2025-JunDoc　#42354Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Impacted by the ongoing tariff war, the overseas agricultural machinery market may weaken, leading to a reduction in orders for related components from Taiwan. Simultaneously, domestic demand remains sluggish. As a result, the annual growth rate of the industry’s sales value is projected to enter a downturn in the second half of 2025.
Aluminum Manufacturing
2025-JunDoc　#42381Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Given the high base of comparison from the previous year, the operating performance of most industry participants is likely to soften. As a result, the overall business climate for the aluminum manufacturing industry in 2025 is anticipated to remain broadly in line with that of 2024.
Pulp Mills
2025-JunDoc　#42432Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
While upstream raw material costs are forecast to decline, this will likely exert additional downward pressure on pulp prices, compressing profit margins. As a result, with both prices and volumes expected to fall, Taiwan’s pulp industry is likely to enter a phase of sustained recession in the second half of 2025.
Pumps, Compressors, Taps and Valves Manufacturing
2025-JunDoc　#42511Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Taiwan’s domestic market benefited from increased factory construction driven by the return of Taiwanese business investors, which stimulated demand in this industry. However, the central bank’s ongoing real estate control measures have kept demand from the property sector subdued. As a result, the industry’s sales value is expected to exhibit only modest growth in the second half of 2025.
Stone and Other Non-metallic Mineral Products Manufacturing
2025-JunDoc　#42393Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Sales in Taiwan’s stone and other non-metallic mineral products manufacturing industry are expected to decline in the second half of 2025 compared with the same period in 2024, though performance across sub-industries will vary. The upward sales trend in industrial and abrasive materials manufacturing is anticipated to continue, whereas sub-industries such as stone products manufacturing, lime manufacturing, and other non-metallic mineral products not elsewhere classified are projected to experience a decline in sales.
Sugar Manufacturing
2025-JunDoc　#42436Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
The sector's economic outlook is projected to remain subdued in 2025. However, India’s easing of sugar export restrictions and Thailand’s anticipated production expansion are expected to alleviate pressure on imported raw sugar procurement, potentially moderating the pace of the industry’s decline.
Tea Industry
2025-JunDoc　#42437Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Tea leaf prices are unlikely to decline, and rising production costs may continue to weigh on the industry. Therefore, the economic outlook for Taiwan’s tea sector is projected to remain in recession through the second half of 2025. In addition, the outcome of ongoing Taiwan–U.S. tariff negotiations will likely influence the industry's development trajectory and merits close monitoring.
Video Player and Peripheral Manufacturing
2025-JunDoc　#42571Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Although Taiwanese manufacturers continue to consolidate existing customer orders and navigate international volatility through strategies such as product diversification, flexible capacity deployment, and expansion into new client segments, the ambiguity surrounding the U.S. reciprocal tariff policy and heightened geopolitical risks have dampened brand customers’ willingness to place orders. Consequently, the economic performance of the video player and peripheral equipment manufacturing industry in the third quarter of 2025 is projected to decline compared with the same period in 2024.
Coatings, Dyes and Pigments Manufacturing
2025-MayDoc　#42242Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
The industry is expected to face heightened operating risks due to several adverse factors, including a global economic slowdown, worsening conditions in the real estate market, and the continued imposition of U.S. tariff policies. These challenges are likely to exacerbate inflationary pressures and pro+K114mpt corporations to adopt a more cautious stance on capital expenditures, thereby further dampening demand for coatings, dyes, pigments, and related products. Nevertheless, while Taiwanese semiconductor firms may encounter constraints in expanding production, both private and public sector investments are expected to retain growth momentum. As a result, the overall outlook for the industry will neutral to slightly weak
Iron and Steel Basic Industries
2025-MayDoc　#42218Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
The sustained uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariff policy continues to weigh on the production confidence of Taiwan’s manufacturing sector. In response, major economies such as China and the European Union have implemented retaliatory tariffs, further escalating global trade tensions and deepening trade barriers. These developments are expected to negatively affect export orders and suppress production demand across downstream manufacturing industries. Domestically, additional challenges—such as speculative activity in the real estate market and persistent labor shortages—are likely to constrain housing construction activity, thereby weakening steel consumption in both domestic and international markets. As a result, it is projected that the sales value of Taiwan’s iron and steel industry will decline by approximately 4.25% in 2025 compared with 2024. Overall, the outlook for the basic iron and steel sector is expected to become increasingly conservative.
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