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Office Machinery Manufacturing 2026-May Doc　#44334 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 A sharp rise in import costs associated with the United States, together with reduced import demand from China, is expected to weigh on the export performance of Taiwan’s office machinery manufacturing industry. Consequently, the industry’s sales value in Taiwan is projected to maintain a negative year-over-year growth trend throughout 2026. Motorcycle Manufacturing 2026-May Doc　#44247 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 Despite ongoing uncertainties in the broader economic environment, Taiwan’s motorcycle manufacturing industry is expected to register modest growth in the second quarter of 2026. This outlook is supported by the continued release of deferred demand, policy support through local subsidies and additional incentive programs, and the sustained rollout of new models by manufacturers. Traditional Chinese Medicine Industry 2026-May Doc　#44061 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 Supportive government initiatives, particularly the promotion of the medical and healthcare sector under Taiwan’s New Southbound Policy, are expected to further strengthen industry development and enhance the international expansion opportunities of Taiwan’s Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) industry. Plastic and Rubber Processing Machinery Manufacturing 2026-Apr Doc　#44197 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 The ongoing conflicts in the Middle East have prompted more cautious investment behavior among downstream manufacturers. As a result, the year-over-year growth in both production and sales value for this industry is expected to continue contracting in 2026. Woven Fabric Mills, Cotton 2026-Apr Doc　#44185 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 The ongoing conflicts in the Middle East have increased rayon yarn procurement costs, weakened global brand supply chains, and intensified competitive pressure from low-priced products. Collectively, these factors have contributed to a cyclical downturn in the industry during the first half of 2026. Paper Products Manufacturing 2026-Apr Doc　#44230 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 The US-Israel war on Iran will remain a key variable in Q2–Q3 2026, though a ceasefire is expected. Easing U.S. retaliatory tariffs should lower costs versus 2025 and support recovery in Taiwan’s traditional industries, boosting industrial paper demand. Meanwhile, steady domestic consumption and China’s anti-involution measures are improving market discipline and supporting paper prices. Overall, Taiwan’s paper products manufacturing is projected to achieve modest growth in sales and profitability over the next six months. Basic Steel Industries 2026-Apr Doc　#44211 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 The industry’s sales value in 2026 is projected to increase by 2.15% compared with 2025, while overall industry conditions are expected to remain broadly stable, indicating relatively flat business prosperity. Printing, Dyeing and Finishing 2026-Apr Doc　#44111 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 The ongoing decline in consumption is expected to further intensify competitive pressures, increasing the likelihood that lower-priced Chinese products will capture a greater share of global orders. Overall, the industry is projected to face considerable headwinds and will likely struggle to avoid a downturn in the first half of 2026. Steel Bar Manufacturing 2026-Apr Doc　#44057 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 The industry’s sales value in 2026 will increase by 3.25% compared with 2025, while overall industry conditions are expected to remain broadly stable. Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing 2026-Apr Doc　#44076 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 Amid weakening demand momentum, subdued export performance, and the constraints imposed by the domestic oil price stabilization mechanism, companies are unlikely to fully pass through rising costs. This dynamic is expected to exert significant pressure on profit margins and may even lead to an expansion of operating losses. Accordingly, the industry’s business climate is projected to deteriorate in the second quarter of 2026.  First  Previous  Next  Last  In  1  /  150  Page  (Find  1497  records)

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