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          Taiwan’s machinery export demand sees
          Taiwan’s machinery export demand sees

          growth amid evolving global events in
          growth amid evolving global events in


          2022 H1
          2022 H1





































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               ccording to the Taiwan Association of Machinery   that would be NTD$90.977 billion, an increase of 24.1%
           AIndustry’s (TAMI) statistics, the machinery exports   over the same period of the previous year. The value of
           performed admirably well despite the evolving global   machinery exports from January to June was marked at
           geopolitical situations. Overall, machinery export trends   USD$17.755 billion, an increase of 12.7% over the same
           showed that demand exists; however, the issue remains   period of the previous year, and would mean NTD$508,106
           whether the suppliers can deliver products to customers   million, an increase of 14.4% YoY growth. The top three
           on time due to supply chain constraints, rising prices, and   export value of machinery from January to June: electronic
                                                               equipment (USD$2.520 billion / accounting for 14.2% /
           diffi  culties in obtaining materials and parts.    6.6% increase over the same period last year), testing
                                                               equipment (USD$2.334 billion / accounting for 13.1% / 9.2%
              Taiwan’s machinery exports made around USD$3.381   YoY growth), and at third, machine tools (USD$1.45 billion /
           billion in value in July, making it the highest monthly   accounting for 8.2% / 14.0% YoY growth).
           performance on record. In New Taiwan dollars, July’s
           numbers also represent machinery exports’ first time to   California-based supply chain resilience fi rm Resilinc’s
           exceed a hundred billion. Based on this single-month   latest report showed that supply chain disruptions have
           performance, TAMI expects Taiwan’s yearly export growth   been up 46% year-over-year, with factory fires at the
           to be 10% to 15%.                                   top of the five biggest disruptive events in the first half
                                                               of 2022. The next four are the following: mergers and
              In June, machinery exports were valued at USD$3.079   acquisitions, business sales, leadership transitions, and
           billion, an increase of 16.5% from the USD$2.643 billion   factory disruptions. Just-in-time production relies on stable
           exports of the previous year; in New Taiwan dollars,   environments and smooth passage of items throughout the







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