Taiwan Industry Reports
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Display Monitor Manufacturing
2025-JunDoc　#42446Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Multiple global challenges are contributing to a slowdown in overall economic growth, while the pull-forward effect observed in the first half of the year is likely to dampen display product shipments in the latter half. Additionally, manufacturers are contending with a modest rise in overall costs. As a result, the outlook for Taiwan’s display monitor manufacturing suggests a slight decline in sectoral momentum during the second half of 2025.
Display Panel Industry
2025-JunDoc　#42577Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Although the global panel supply-demand balance is expected to remain relatively stable in the second half of 2025, demand is beginning to reflect the lagging impact of earlier front-loaded purchases. As rising tariff costs continue to dampen consumer spending, a downward trend in demand is anticipated, which may place additional pressure on panel prices. Moreover, the industry is facing mounting operational costs. As a result, the business outlook for Taiwan’s display panel industry is projected to weaken in the second half of 2025.
Global FLASH Manufacturing
2025-JunDoc　#42416Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Production cutbacks by leading global NAND suppliers are expected to rebalance supply and demand dynamics, thereby enhancing the industry’s pricing power and supporting a rebound in NAND Flash prices. Simultaneously, ongoing advancements in AI technology are fueling sustained demand for high-performance NAND products. As a result, the global NAND Flash manufacturing sector is anticipated to register growth in the second half of 2025.
LED Lighting Equipment Manufacturing
2025-JunDoc　#42516Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Although high-value LED lighting fixtures and systems for the domestic market have been steadily delivered, weak demand for consumer-grade LED lighting products has offset these gains. As a result, the industry’s overall production and sales value is projected to experience a single-digit year-over-year decline in 2025.
Other Communication Equipment Manufacturing
2025-JunDoc　#42448Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
The United States is conducting a national security review under Section 232 targeting network communication products. Should this lead to the imposition of high tariffs, manufacturers may face higher operating costs. Consequently, the outlook for Taiwan’s broader communication equipment manufacturing industry is expected to remain flat in the second half of 2025.
Video Surveillance and Other Audiovisual Electronic Products Manufacturing
2025-JunDoc　#42428Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Although global economic growth momentum continues to be disrupted by uncertainties such as trade restrictions and geopolitical tensions—dampening customer orders and end-user consumption—Taiwanese manufacturers are steadily advancing technological capabilities, deepening their understanding of regional market needs, and reinforcing operational resilience to address tariff-related risks. As a result, the industry’s business climate in the third quarter of 2025 is projected to remain on par with the same period in 2024.
Navigation Equipment
2025-MayDoc　#42236Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
The market is expected to benefit from strong demand for intelligent applications, accelerated advancements in emerging technologies such as millimeter-wave radar and satellite communications, and the expansion of new business opportunities in areas like the Internet of Vehicles (IoV) and drones. These trends are likely to support the sales performance of GPS-enabled products. Moreover, manufacturers are continuing to develop mid-to-high-end product offerings, which should further contribute to the growth momentum of Taiwan’s navigation technology sector.
Oscillator Manufacturing
2025-MayDoc　#42203Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Sustained market demand for high value-added applications—particularly in automotive electronics, network communications, and AI servers—continues to drive manufacturers to invest in optimizing their product portfolios. As a result, the industry’s overall business performance is projected to experience steady growth.
Resistor Manufacturing
2025-MayDoc　#42232Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Taiwan’s resistor manufacturing industry is expected to see slight growth in the first half of the year, driven by steady demand for AI and automotive electronics applications. The upgrade in resistor specifications for AI use will support higher unit prices, and the advance purchasing behavior of end customers will continue to provide short-term momentum. However, risks loom in the second half as a new round of U.S.-China trade tensions leads to higher U.S. import tariffs, dampening end-market consumption. Additionally, early inventory buildup may weigh on order momentum later in the year.
DRAM Manufacturing
2025-MayDoc　#42231Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
The DRAM market may face weakening demand in the second half of 2025, influenced by the impact of U.S. tariff policies and the diminishing effectiveness of China’s economic stimulus measures. Meanwhile, Chinese firms such as ChangXin Memory Technologies are in the process of absorbing newly added production capacity and are expected to ramp up production later in the second half of 2025. This anticipated release of additional capacity may exacerbate oversupply conditions in the niche DRAM segment, placing downward pressure on prices and intensifying competitive dynamics. Consequently, Taiwanese DRAM manufacturers are likely to experience reduced order visibility and a more challenging operating environment. Given these headwinds, the overall business climate for Taiwan’s DRAM manufacturing industry is projected to enter a recessionary phase in the second half of 2025.
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