1.    Outward Investments and profits from China：(amount in NTD)
(1)    As of 2025 Q3, 1,209 listed companies (688 TWSE- and 521 TPEx-listed companies) had investments in China accounting for 67.20% of total 1,799 listed companies, a decrease of 2 companies relative to the end of 2024.
(2)    As of 2025 Q3, the accumulated outflow of investments in China of TWSE-listed and TPEx-listed companies were 2,495 billion and 248 billion respectively with a total of 2,743 billion, an decrease of 100 billion from the end of 2024.
(3)    In 2025 Q3, the profits from investments in China of TWSE-listed and TPEx-listed companies were 377 billion and 17 billion respectively with a total of 394 billion. The total profits ranked the highest in record and a YOY increase of 53 billion.
(4)    In 2025 Q3, the inflow of profits from investments in China of listed companies were 116 billion. As of 2025 Q3, the accumulated inflow of profits from investments in China of TWSE-listed and TPEx-listed companies were 1,059 billion and 98 billion respectively. The total amount was 1,157 billion accounting for 42.16% of the accumulated outflow of Investments in China of 2,743 billion.
2.    Outward Investments and profits excluding China: (amount in NTD)
(1)    As of 2025 Q3, 1,350 listed companies (760 TWSE- and 590 TPEx-listed companies) had investments overseas excluding China accounting for 75% of total 1,799 listed companies, an increase of 22 companies relative to the end of 2024.
(2)    As of 2025 Q3, the accumulated outflow of investments of TWSE-listed and TPEx-listed companies were 9,655 billion and 835 billion respectively, totaling 10,490 billion, an increase of 695 billion from the end of 2024.
(3)    In 2025 Q3, the profits from investments of TWSE-listed and TPEx-listed companies were 703 billion and 24 billion respectively with a total of 727 billion. The total profits ranked fourth highest in record and a YOY decrease of 31 billion.
3.    Summary
Since the U.S. China Trade War in 2018, the amount of investments by listed companies in China has significantly decreased, and the profits from investments in China has been steadily repatriated; the amount of Outward Investments excluding China has shown an increasing trend, indicating that although investing in China has increased the company's profit, However, listed companies have slowed down their investment pace to reduce their dependence on the china and use global layout to diversify investment risks in the china. The Financial Supervisory Commission will continue to pay attention to future developments.