Sebelumnya Perusahaan asal Taiwan, PT Meiloon Technology (Meiloon) resmi merelokasi pabriknya yang berada di Suzhou, Tiongkok ke Subang, Jawa Barat dengan nilai investasi mencapai US$ 90 juta dengan melakukan groundbreaking pada Selasa (21/7). PT Meiloon merupakan satu dari tujuh perusahaan asing yang berencana merelokasi pabriknya ke Indonesia.
Jakarta ANTARA - Sekitar 59 perusahaan Taiwan berpotensi memindahkan pabriknya dari luar negeri ke Indonesia selama masa pandemi COVID-19, kata Badan Koordinasi Penanaman Modal BKPM saat sesi seminar di Jakarta, Kamis. “Dari 119 perusahaan asing yang berpotensi relokasi ke Indonesia, 59 di antaranya berasal dari Taiwan,” kata Wakil Kepala BKPM Ikmal Lukman saat menghadiri seminar virtual yang membahas prospek kerja sama ekonomi Indonesia dan Taiwan. Dari total 119 perusahaan, potensi nilai investasi yang dapat dihimpun Indonesia mencapai 41,39 miliar dolar AS sekitar Rp608 triliun, sebut Ikmal. Sementara itu, jika ratusan perusahaan itu memindahkan usahanya ke Indonesia, tenaga kerja yang berpotensi terserap mencapai jiwa, terang Ikmal. Sejauh ini, tujuh perusahaan asing telah memutuskan untuk memindahkan pabriknya dari China ke Indonesia selama pandemi COVID-19. Dari tujuh perusahaan itu, dua di antaranya berasal dari Taiwan, yaitu Kenda dan Meiloon. “Meiloon saat ini telah memulai usahanya di Indonesia, tepatnya di Kabupaten Subang, Jawa Barat, dan presiden direktur Meiloon menyampaikan ini ke saya dia akan mengajak perusahaan Taiwan lainnya untuk merelokasi usahanya ke Indonesia,” ujar Ikmal. Meiloon Industrial Co Ltd pada bulan lalu resmi memindahkan pabriknya dari Suzhou, China, ke Subang, Jawa Barat, Indonesia. Perusahaan asal Taiwan itu telah berdiri sejak 1973 dan bergerak pada bidang pembuatan pengeras suara dan alat-alat terkait sistem audio lainnya. Sementara itu, Kenda Tire yang berpusat di Taiwan juga telah memutuskan memindahkan pabriknya di Shenzen, China, ke Indonesia. Jauh sebelum pandemi, Kenda telah membangun pabrik ban di Rangkasbitung, Serang, Banten. Menurut Ikmal, nilai investasi yang dapat dihimpun Indonesia dari tujuh perusahaan itu mencapai 850 juta dolar AS sekitar Rp12,48 triliun, sementara tenaga kerja yang berpotensi terserap sebanyak orang. Dalam sesi seminar yang sama, Wakil Ketua Kantor Dagang dan Ekonomi Taiwan TETO Jakarta Peter Lan menyebutkan prospek kerja sama Indonesia dan Taiwan masih menjanjikan. Pasalnya, Indonesia merupakan salah satu mitra penting Taiwan untuk menerapkan Kebijakan Baru ke Arah Selatan" New Southbound Policy yang diluncurkan oleh Tsai Ing-wen, orang nomor satu di Taiwan. Prospek menjanjikan itu juga didukung tren pemindahan investasi perusahaan Taiwan dari China ke negara-negara lain, termasuk Indonesia. Tren pemindahan investasi itu, menurut Kristy Tsun-Tzu Hsu, Direktur Pusat Kajian ASEAN CIER Taiwan, telah terlihat mulai periode 2016-2019. Data itu ia sampaikan saat berbicara pada seminar virtual pada Kamis bertajuk "Indonesia-Taiwan Economic Webinar 2020", yang diadakan oleh Kamar Dagang dan Industri Indonesia KADIN dan TETO. CIER atau Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research merupakan lembaga kajian Taiwan yang fokus mengamati dan meneliti sektor ekonomi dan industri di wilayah tersebut. Sejalan dengan itu, Wakil Direktur Jenderal Biro Perdagangan Luar Negeri Taiwan Guann-Jyh Lee pada seminar tersebut mendorong agar Taiwan dan Indonesia meningkatkan kemitraan di industri pangan, baja, produksi alat berat, dan kerja sama lainnya yang sejalan dengan kebijakan revolusi industri Indonesia. Baca juga Bahlil Banyak perusahaan Taiwan mau relokasi dari China ke Indonesia Baca juga TETO dorong Indonesia manfaatkan pasar konsumen kopi di Taiwan Baca juga Taiwan siap bangun kapal nelayan modern di Indonesia Virus corona tak pengaruhi minat pemohon kerja di luar negeri Pewarta Genta Tenri MawangiEditor Tia Mutiasari COPYRIGHT © ANTARA 2020 PabrikTaiwan Yang Banyak Lembur kak Warna Bahas di video kali ini..Disini kak Warna merekomendasikan beberapa pabrik di Taiwan yang banyak lemburan agar tem The economy of Taiwan is a highly-diversified advanced economy with a strong manufacturing base. Several prominent companies based in Taiwan are global innovators in their respective industries, from semiconductor manufacturing to telecommunications. Below are five of the largest companies in Taiwan ranked by 12-month trailing revenue. Also listed are three additional companies that rank among the largest companies in Taiwan by revenue and market capitalization, but were excluded from the list due to their limited trading presence in markets. All figures are as of market close on August 2, 2022, with data provided by YCharts, unless otherwise indicated. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. TSM Revenue TTM $ billion TTMNet Income TTM $ billion TTMMarket Cap $ billion1-Year Total Returns Daily New York Stock Exchange NYSE Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. TSMC is the world’s most valuable semiconductor company and one of the largest independent pure-play semiconductor foundries globally. Pure-play foundries only fabricate integrated circuits and do not have any in-house design capabilities. Many semiconductor companies outsource the manufacturing of their components to TSMC. ASE Technology Holding Co. ASX Revenue TTM $ billion TTMNet Income TTM $ billion TTMMarket Cap $ billion1-Year Total Returns Daily New York Stock Exchange NYSE ASE Technology Holding Co. is a semiconductor assembly company headquartered in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The company’s primary operations include semiconductor assembly, testing, and packaging. ASE is a pioneer of the heterogeneous integration HI process, which involves integrating separately manufactured components into a high-level assembly. This process is utilized for improving connectivity and generating higher bandwidth and performance in electronic applications. United Microelectronics Corp. UMC Revenue TTM $ billion TTMNet Income TTM $ billion TTMMarket Cap $ billion1-Year Total Returns Daily New York Stock Exchange NYSE United Microelectronics Corp. is among the oldest Taiwanese semiconductor companies, founded in 1980 as a result of a spinoff of the government-sponsored Industrial Technology Research Institute. UMC has a global presence, with offices located throughout the Europe, China, Japan, Korea, and Singapore. It offers a variety of advanced manufacturing processes, serving the global electronics industry. Chunghwa Telecom Co. CHT Revenue TTM $ BillionNet Income TTM $ BillionMarket Cap $ Billion1-Year Total Returns Daily Exchange New York Stock Exchange NYSE Chunghwa Telecom Co. is Taiwan’s largest telecommunications company. The company was founded in 1996 as part of a privatization effort by the Taiwanese government, with the government’s stake in the firm declining below 50% in 2005. Chunghwa has been publicly traded on the Taiwan Stock Exchange since 2000, and on the NYSE since 2003. The company is one of the primary providers of broadband and other telecommunications services throughout Taiwan. Himax Technologies Inc. HIMX Revenue TTM $ BillionNet Income TTM $486 MillionMarket Cap $ Billion1-Year Total Returns Daily Exchange NASDAQ Himax Technologies Inc. is a leading semiconductor manufacturer, supplier, and solutions provider. The company relies on the fabless manufacturing process, which involves outsourcing fabrication to a semiconductor foundry. Many of the company’s products are integrated into laptops, tablets, television sets, PC cameras, automobiles, and home appliances. Notable Mentions In addition to the firms listed above, there are a few noteworthy companies that are ranked among the largest in Taiwan by revenue and market capitalization, but have a limited trading presence in markets. These firms, ranking among the largest in Taiwan by revenue, earnings, and market cap, are listed below. Foxconn / Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. Revenue TTM $200 billion 2021Net Income TTM $ billion 2021Market Cap $ billion Aug. 2022Exchange Taiwan Stock Exchange TWSE Established in 1974, Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., also known as Foxconn, is the world’s largest electronics manufacturer, with annual revenue approaching $200 billion as of 2021. The firm is a global leader in both hardware and software development, manufacturing popular products including smartphones and video game consoles. Foxconn is a notable player in the market for AI, semiconductors, and new-generation technologies. MediaTek Inc. Revenue TTM $ billion 2021Net Income TTM $ billion 2021Market Cap $ billion Aug. 2022Exchange Taiwan Stock Exchange TWSE MediaTek is the world’s fourth-largest fabless semiconductor manufacturer. MediaTek manufactures semiconductors for a wide range of applications, including smartphones, domestic appliances, and entertainment systems. MediaTek’s semiconductors power over two billion devices globally, encompassing 20% of the world’s households and one in three cell phones worldwide. In 2020, MediaTek overtook rival Qualcomm as the largest vendor of smartphone chipsets worldwide, in terms of the number of chipsets supplied globally. Formosa Petrochemical Co. Revenue TTM $ billion 2021Net Income TTM $ billion 2021Market Cap $ billion Aug. 2022Exchange Taiwan Stock Exchange TWSE Formosa Petrochemical Co. is one of Taiwan’s largest energy companies, primarily engaged in the refining of crude oil and distribution of petroleum products. As of 2021, Formosa Petrochemical was the second-largest oil refiner operating in Taiwan, behind the Chinese Petroleum Corporation. The company has had a presence in the since the early 1980s, operating three manufacturing plants in the state of Louisiana. YLDD.