Taiwan’s industrial production surged in April 2025, with the index rising 2.13 percent month-on-month and 22.31 percent year-on-year, according to the Ministry of Economic Affairs. The seasonally adjusted index also showed strong growth, increasing 8.81 percent month-on-month and 21.93 percent annually.

The basic metal manufacturing sector recorded a 2.17 percent increase from March, while metal product manufacturing saw a 3.23 percent decline. On a year-over-year basis, basic metal manufacturing edged up by 1.25 percent, and metal product manufacturing expanded by 8.75 percent.

Production in Taiwan’s machinery and equipment industry experienced a 4.75 percent increase in April compared to the same period last year, indicating steady industrial momentum. However, the automotive industry faced a 2.15 percent decline, reflecting some challenges in the sector.

Taiwan’s overall industrial performance remains strong, with growth across multiple sectors despite minor declines in specific industries.