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Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) approved 3,414 foreign direct investment projects (except from China) with a total value of US$11.037 billion in 2016, respectively decreasing 9.90% and increasing 130.09% on year, according to MOEA statistics released on January 20.
The large on-year growth in value was because Netherlands-based Micron Technology B.V. in May added investment in its Taiwan subsidiary Micron Memory Taiwan specifically to fund investment of US$3.334 billion for a 100% stake in Inotera Memories, and Netherlands-based ASML Holding N.V. in late September invested NT$102.000 billion in its wholly-owned Taiwan subsidiary Epsilon for investment in Hermes Microvision, MOEA indicated.
In the same period, MOEA approved 496 outward direct investment projects (except in China) proposed by Taiwan-based companies or individuals with a total value of US$12.123 billion, respectively growing 7.36% and 12.82% on year.
MOEA approved 158 investment projects proposed by China-based enterprises in 2016 with a total value of US$247.62 million. 252 direct investments in China proposed by Taiwan-based companies or individuals were approved with a total amount of US$9.184 billion, slipping 21.49% and 11.67% respectively on year.
MOEA: Taiwan top-5 investment partners, 2016 (US$m) |
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Foreign direct investment |
Outward investment |
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Country/area |
Total value for approved projects |
Proportion of grand total value |
Country/area |
Total value for approved projects |
Proportion of grand total value |
Netherlands |
6,708.222 |
60.78% |
Japan |
4,504.219 |
37.15% |
British Islands in Caribbean |
1,541.464 |
13.97% |
British Islands in Caribbean |
2,718.111 |
22.43% |
Hong Kong |
596.163 |
5.40% |
Singapore |
1,553.887 |
12.82% |
UK |
407.625 |
3.69% |
Netherlands |
800.104 |
6.60% |
Japan |
346.875 |
3.14% |
Vietnam |
451.930 |
3.73% |
Source: MOEA, compiled by Digitimes, January 2017
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