Electronic parts sent about 50.9% of their 2025 export value to China/HK.
China/Hong Kong exposure is product-specific, not uniform across Taiwan’s export base. Electronic-parts exports had about half of their 2025 value going to China/HK, while ICT/audio-video products were much more U.S.-tilted. The matrix separates total destination exposure from product-level dependence, which is the real supply-chain risk question.
Source 1: Monthly Statistics of Exports and Imports, Dec. 2025
Publisher: Ministry of Finance, R.O.C. (Taiwan)
Dataset/table: Tables 3-1, 3-2, 9; export totals
Units: US$ million / US$ thousand / TEU where stated
Date checked: 2026-05-14
Status: official_source
Source 2: Annual External Trade Report in 2025
Publisher: Ministry of Finance, R.O.C. (Taiwan)
Dataset/table: 2025 major export/import commodity values and market summaries
Units: US$ billion / percentage
Date checked: 2026-05-14
Status: official_source
Shares are derived from MOF Table 3-1 destination values divided by MOF total product-group export values. ICT/audio-video is a broad MOF group, not a pure server category.
Divide each China/HK product export value from Table 3-1 by the corresponding total principal-commodity export value from MOF annual/monthly export tables.
Source-labelled if values are derived by combining official tables or use a proxy denominator.
Taiwan technology orders versus exports, 2025
Electronic-product orders were about 131% of electronic-parts customs exports in 2025.
Taiwan electronics export concentration, 2025
ICT products plus electronic parts accounted for 74% of goods exports in 2025.
Taiwan U.S. product exposure, 2025
The U.S. absorbed about 60.4% of Taiwan’s ICT/audio-video exports in 2025.