Foreign Firms in Taiwan Update Continuity Plans Amid Security Concerns While Maintaining High Investment Interest

The 2026 AmCham Taiwan survey shows 46 percent of companies are updating business plans. However, 92 percent intend to maintain or increase local investments.

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The American Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan released its 2026 Business Climate Survey on Tuesday, revealing that 46% of foreign companies are updating their business continuity plans due to rising security concerns. This strategic shift reflects a proactive approach to risk management among international firms operating in the region. anita chen noted that while companies are increasingly vigilant, their fundamental operations in Taiwan TWTWremain robust and well-integrated into global commerce networks.
AmCham Taiwan Chairperson Anita Chen and President Carl Wegner pose for pictures at a press conference to release the American Chamber of Commerce's 2026 Business Climate Survey, in Taipei, Taiwan January 27, 2026. REUTERS/Ben Blanchard
AmCham Taiwan Chairperson Anita Chen and President Carl Wegner pose for pictures at a press conference to release the American Chamber of Commerce's 2026 Business Climate Survey, in Taipei, Taiwan January 27, 2026. REUTERS/Ben Blanchard
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