Taiwan Industry Reports
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Beverage Service Activities via Shops
2025-OctDoc #43100Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
While consecutive holidays and the continued enhancement of corporate marketing strategies are expected to sustain growth momentum in the beverage store market, overall industry performance is likely to remain relatively flat in the fourth quarter of 2025. The sector continues to face mounting competitive pressure from convenience stores expanding their freshly brewed tea offerings, alongside rising costs for bulk raw materials, labor, and tariffs, which are constraining profit margins.
Creative, Arts and Entertainment Activities
2025-OctDoc #4309Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Sales in Taiwan’s creative, arts, and entertainment sectors are projected to rise in the fourth quarter of 2025 compared with the same period in 2024. Therefore, industry’s overall economic outlook is expected to remain on a steady upward trajectory, reflecting the continued vitality of domestic cultural consumption.
Department Stores
2025-OctDoc #43147Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
The proliferation of pop-up stores has proven effective in attracting both local shoppers and international visitors. Consequently, the industry’s economic performance is expected to show a modest growth trend in the fourth quarter of 2025.
Fund Sales Platform Services
2025-OctDoc #43143Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
The introduction of new and innovative services will help expand fund distribution channels. Coupled with the active rollout of retirement wealth management initiatives, the industry’s business performance in the second half of 2025 is projected to exhibit moderate growth compared with the same period in 2024.
Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) Industry
2025-OctDoc #43049Annual Report (condensed version)US$300
Heightened global economic and geopolitical uncertainties may temper the willingness of some enterprises to participate in physical exhibitions and conferences. Moreover, the ongoing shift toward virtual and hybrid formats could partially displace offline activities. As a result, the growth of Taiwan’s Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) is projected to remain modest in the first half of 2026.
Supermarket Industry
2025-OctDoc #43148Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Although the prices of certain ingredients have risen sharply, this has not dampened consumers’ festive enthusiasm. In addition, the renewed popularity of home cooking, combined with promotional activities that stimulate purchasing power, is projected to sustain the industry’s growth momentum through the fourth quarter of 2025.
Electronic Payment Service Industry
2025-SepDoc #43017Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
The electronic payment service industry is projected to continue its economic growth trend into the fourth quarter of 2025. However, intense market competition is placing considerable pressure on providers, and many firms continue to operate at a loss.
Sound Recording and Music Publishing Activities
2025-SepDoc #42888Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Combined with the diversification of music production and distribution models, and the industry’s continued expansion of revenue streams centered on pop music, industry sales are projected to rise in the second half of 2025 compared with the same period in 2024, with the overall economic outlook showing a steady growth trend.
Personal Insurance Industry
2025-SepDoc #42995Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Although the Federal Reserve will implement a rate cut in September 2025, the policy outlook remains uncertain. As a result, the personal insurance industry may find it challenging to capture meaningful capital gains from lower rates in the near term. Therefore, the sector’s operating environment will show modest improvement in the fourth quarter of 2025, with conditions shifting from recessionary pressure toward a baseline of flat growth.
Mass Rapid Transit Industry
2025-SepDoc #42922Industry Report (condensed version)US$300
Although the deepening of the TPASS commuter ticket policy and structural growth in select regions will provide meaningful support for the sector, rising risks from weakening consumer demand and softening domestic tourism are expected to weigh on passenger volumes. As a result, Taiwan’s mass rapid transit industry is projected to enter a phase of slowing growth in the fourth quarter of 2025.
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