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Other General Purpose Machinery Manufacturing 2025-Sep Doc　#43012 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 The domestic market is exhibiting signs of weakness. Nevertheless, structural drivers—including expanding AI applications, a declining birthrate, and rising labor costs—are fueling demand for automation equipment. This trend is expected to support industrial machinery procurement and partially offset external pressures. Accordingly, the industry’s sales value in the fourth quarter of 2025 is projected to register only a slight year-over-year decline. Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment 2025-Sep Doc　#43011 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 The multi-joint components of humanoid robots continue to drive robust demand for bearings and ball screws. Therefore, the industry’s annual sales value is projected to return to a modest growth trajectory in the fourth quarter of 2025. Confectionery, Bakery and Steam Products 2025-Sep Doc　#42912 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 Businesses are actively introducing high-profile new products to stimulate consumer interest, while mitigating the impact of rising raw material costs through selective price adjustments and more efficient product development strategies. As a result, the industry is expected to achieve modest growth in the second half of 2025. Plastic Sheets, Pipes and Tubes Manufacturing 2025-Sep Doc　#42934 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 Sluggish economic momentum in Europe and the United States, persistent weakness in Chinese demand, and the introduction of new US reciprocal tariffs in August will negatively affect exports to the US. These combined pressures suggest that growth drivers in both domestic and external markets remain limited for the sector. Therefore, we anticipate a modest downturn in the industry’s economic outlook in the fourth quarter of 2025. Steel Drawing 2025-Sep Doc　#42900 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 Persistent challenges—such as U.S. tariffs, currency appreciation, and net-zero carbon emission requirements—continue to weigh on product pricing and industry performance. Consequently, the outlook for Taiwan’s steel drawing industry in 2025 is projected to remain broadly flat. Cosmetics Manufacturing 2025-Sep Doc　#42902 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 Domestic regulatory adjustments and competitive pressure from international brands—particularly in supply chain management and pricing strategies—have weighed on both domestic and overseas sales. Consequently, the industry’s overall sales value is projected to register a modest decline in the second half of 2025. Seasoning Manufacturing 2025-Sep Doc　#42913 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 The anticipated decline in international soybean procurement costs is likely to further strengthen profit margins across the seasoning industry. Consequently, the sector is projected to sustain its growth momentum in the second half of 2025. The Impact of Anti-Dumping Duties on Chinese Hot-Rolled Seel Products and Spillover Impacts on Taiwan's Steel Sector and Downstream Industries 2025-Sep Doc　#43085 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 The anti-dumping measures have further pushed up raw material costs for certain downstream industries, eroding the competitiveness of their exports to the US market. Therefore, a phased policy approach, accompanied by targeted support measures, is essential to safeguarding the viability of the domestic steel sector and protecting the operational resilience of downstream industries. Household and Sanitary Paper Manufacturing 2025-Aug Doc　#42961 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 Steady private consumption, along with the expansion of Taiwanese own-brand products and the establishment of production bases by international manufacturers to serve local demand, is expected to sustain sales growth in Taiwan’s household and sanitary paper market in the second half of 2025. Flat Steel Manufacturing 2025-Aug Doc　#42899 Industry Report (condensed version) US$300 Given the consolidation of international steelmaking raw material prices at a low level, along with challenges such as US tariffs, appreciation of the New Taiwan Dollar, labor shortages, rising carbon reduction costs, and both domestic and international carbon fees—factors that continue to weigh on steel prices and overall operating performance—the Taiwan flat steel manufacturing industry is projected to face subdued economic conditions in 2025.  First  Previous  Next  Last  In  1  /  144  Page  (Find  1436  records)

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