The Taiwan Financial Services Commission published its 2025 fundraising and listing statistics for public companies, showing 449 effective filed fundraising cases totaling NT$1.192 trillion. That was down 6.26% from 479 cases in 2024, but up 13.63% in amount from NT$1.049 trillion. Domestic fundraising remained the main channel at 441 cases and NT$970.841 billion, while overseas fundraising accounted for eight cases and NT$221.325 billion. The commission linked a higher share of ordinary corporate bond fundraising to lower market interest rates in the second half of 2025 and a shift in buying interest toward the NTD bond market as the USD depreciated. Private placements totaled 86 cases and NT$69.295 billion, representing 5.50% of the combined public offering and private placement amount, down from 119 cases and NT$189.55 billion in 2024. Domestic fundraising made up 81.43% of total fundraising in 2025, compared with 18.57% for overseas fundraising, indicating that public companies continued to rely mainly on the domestic market. The main use of proceeds from domestic cash capital increases and corporate bond issuance was debt repayment. Separately, 77 companies completed initial listings in 2025, up from 67 in 2024 and the highest annual total in the past decade.
Taiwan Financial Services Commission2026-06-16
Taiwan Financial Services Commission reports 2025 public company fundraising rose to NT$1.192 trillion as domestic issuance and bond funding dominated
The Taiwan Financial Services Commission said public companies raised NT$1.192 trillion across 449 effective filed cases in 2025, with the number of cases falling from 2024 but the total amount increasing. Domestic fundraising accounted for 81.43% of the total, while private placements declined to NT$69.295 billion. Initial listings rose to 77 companies, the highest level in a decade.