Taiwan State Assets Hit NT$13 Trillion: Securities Up 70% in 4 Years
The Ministry of Finance reported that Taiwan's state assets reached NT$12.92 trillion in 2025. Securities value surged to NT$5.09 trillion, a 70% increase compared to 2021, driven by stock market gains.
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According to latest statistics from the Ministry of Finance, the total value of Taiwan's state assets reached NT$12.92 trillion in 2025. Among the categories, financial securities reached NT$5.09 trillion, a sharp 70% increase from NT$2.99 trillion in 2021. This reflects how the rising Taiwan stock market has boosted the value of state wealth.
The Department of Statistics recently released a report analyzing state asset trends from 2021 to 2025. State assets include properties acquired by law, donations, or those not privately or locally owned. Government efforts to clear occupied land and revitalize idle plots have contributed to a steady increase in total value.
In 2025, state assets grew by 7.6% annually. Public-use assets accounted for over NT$12 trillion, while non-public assets remained stable at around NT$910 billion. Land remains the largest component, valued around NT$5.3-5.5 trillion annually. Securities followed, hitting NT$5.09 trillion—1.7 times the 2021 value. Valuable cultural assets account for approximately 2% (NT$247.5 billion). Additionally, joint developments with the private sector, such as cultural parks, represent a higher value density despite smaller land areas.
The Department of Statistics recently released a report analyzing state asset trends from 2021 to 2025. State assets include properties acquired by law, donations, or those not privately or locally owned. Government efforts to clear occupied land and revitalize idle plots have contributed to a steady increase in total value.
In 2025, state assets grew by 7.6% annually. Public-use assets accounted for over NT$12 trillion, while non-public assets remained stable at around NT$910 billion. Land remains the largest component, valued around NT$5.3-5.5 trillion annually. Securities followed, hitting NT$5.09 trillion—1.7 times the 2021 value. Valuable cultural assets account for approximately 2% (NT$247.5 billion). Additionally, joint developments with the private sector, such as cultural parks, represent a higher value density despite smaller land areas.