ICT products plus electronic parts accounted for 74% of goods exports in 2025.
This graphic quantifies Taiwan’s trade concentration in the AI-semiconductor-electronics complex. A single customs category, parts of electronic product, already carried more than one-third of total goods exports. Combining it with ICT/audio-video products shows how much of Taiwan’s export machine now sits inside the same broad technology cycle.
Source 1: Annual External Trade Report in 2025
Publisher: Ministry of Finance, R.O.C. (Taiwan)
Dataset/table: 2025 external trade report; commodity and market tables
Units: US dollars; percent; exports/imports
Date checked: 2026-05-14
Evidence: Reports Taiwan 2025 exports/imports, major commodity values and shares, major market shares, and semiconductor-equipment import context.
Note: Reports Taiwan 2025 exports/imports, major commodity values and shares, major market shares, and semiconductor-equipment import context.
This is a customs-category proxy for semiconductor/electronics concentration, not a one-company dependence measure. It does not equal TSMC exports or semiconductor GDP.
Use MOF annual report 2025 commodity values and shares. Electronic parts share is the MOF table share of all exports. Combined ICT+electronic parts share is the MOF report's combined figure.
All headline values come from the same MOF annual report.
Taiwan technology orders versus exports, 2025
Electronic-product orders were about 131% of electronic-parts customs exports in 2025.
Taiwan electronic-parts export surplus
Electronic-parts exports reached US$222.9B versus US$143.7B of imports in 2025.
Taiwan export value per TEU, 2025
Taiwan’s 2025 goods exports equalled about US$95.1k per export container.