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1Industrial Transformation and Diversification
Established 42 years ago, the HSP has become a benchmark hub for the world’s technology industry. Combined, its prominent microchip industry cluster, relentless innovation and transformation, and highly competitive production and R&D capabilities in the 5G, AIoT, automotive electronics, and high-performance computing sectors ensure a key standing in the global supply chain for technology products. The HSP strategy of “developing software to sustain hardware” is intended to promote integration of the tangible and the intangible across sectors and push renovation, thereby upholding a premium operating environment for tenant companies. Equal emphasis is placed on striving for seamless incorporation of digital innovation, diversity and inclusiveness, and environmental sustainability in both daily activities and industrial endeavors as the HSPB persists with its efforts to help tenant companies accelerate innovation and uphold Taiwan’s industrial competitiveness and the HSP’s position as the world’s top technology hub.
Overview of investment by industry
In 2022, approval was granted to 30 applicants (including five foreign firms) to invest a combined NT$9.526 billion in the HSP. Ten of these newly admitted tenant companies, or 33.3%, come from the biotechnology sector. As of the end of 2022, the HSP had approved tenancy applications from 616 companies, including 87 foreign firms. Separately, another 63 tenant companies won approval to increase capital by a combined NT$63.727 billion in 2022.
Breakdown of Newly Admitted Tenant Companies in 2022
Jobs Created 466 276 313
Forecast 3-Year
Revenues 4.713 4.128 1.959
(NT$ billion)
1. Integrated Circuits
In 2022, seven firms won approval to invest a combined NT$4.47 billion. These new tenant companies engage in encrypted chips, power chips, and IC analysis and testing, all of which promise to help the HSP retain its leading edge in microchip applications down the road.
2. Computer and Peripherals
In 2022, five firms were approved to invest a combined NT$1.053 billion. They engage in such smart applications as factory automation software, information integration solutions, and remote monitoring services.
3. Optoelectronics
In 2022, three firms won approval to invest a combined NT$634 million. These new tenant companies focus on developing such products as LED displays, automotive displays, and laser devices that promise to further expand LED and display applications.
4. Precision Machinery
In 2022, four firms won approval to invest a total of NT$602 million. These new tenant companies are expected to bolster the capacity of Taiwan’s chipmaking equipment industry with their products: chipmaking and testing equipment and electric motors.
5. Biotechnology
Ten firms were approved to invest a combined NT$2.677 billion in 2022. Among others, these new
Industry
Biotechnology
Optoelectronics
Precision Machinery
Integrated Circuits
Computer & Peripherals
Telecommunications
Others
Total
Number of New Tenants
10
3
4
7
5
1
0
30
Investment Amount (NT$ billion)
2.677
0.634
0.602
4.47
1.053
0.09
0
9.526
457 445 55 0 2,012 5.925 7.491 0.504 0 24.72
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