Looking ahead to the second half of 2025 and the first half of 2026, investment opportunities in public infrastructure remain strong. The Ministry of Finance has compiled 105 potential projects from central and local government agencies, expected to attract up to NT$236.4 billion in private investment.

The Ministry of Finance is proud to announce the upcoming 2025 PPP Investment Convention for Private Participation in Public Infrastructure, set to take place on Friday, July 4, 2025, at Meeting Room 701, 7th Floor, Hall 2, Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center.

As Taiwan continues to advance toward a resilient and sustainable future, public infrastructure investment remains a driving force for national development. The conference will spotlight a diverse range of forward-looking initiatives, spanning long-term care, affordable housing, green energy infrastructure, agriculture, and circular economy solutions. In alignment with the Executive Yuan’s Trillion-Dollar National Development Program, the event will also bring together leading financial institutions and insurance providers to foster cross-sector collaboration on strategic infrastructure projects.

The Ministry of Finance reports remarkable progress in 2025 thus far. As of June 15, 51 public-private partnership contracts have been signed, amounting to a total investment of NT$46.8 billion. These include:

• 26 projects under the Act for Promotion of Private Participation in Infrastructure Projects, totaling approximately NT$1.1 billion, and

• 25 projects conducted under other legal frameworks, totaling NT$45.7 billion.

An additional 32 projects—with a projected value of NT$96.4 billion—are currently under negotiation. With strong momentum, Taiwan is poised to match or exceed its 2024 performance, affirming the vital role of the private sector in advancing public infrastructure.

In parallel, the 23rd Golden Thumb Awards, celebrating excellence in private participation in public infrastructure, has concluded its application phase. A total of 23 outstanding entries—10 from government teams and 13 from private-sector partners—are now under preliminary review, with the list of finalist expected to be announced in July 2025. The awards continue to spotlight innovation, efficiency, and impact in public-private collaboration.

The Ministry of Finance cordially invites domestic and international stakeholders, investors, and industry leaders to attend the upcoming PPP Investment Convention. Together, let’s shape the future of Taiwan’s infrastructure and create a new benchmark for public-private synergy.

To register or learn more about project opportunities, please visit: https://ppp.mof.gov.tw/WWW/edu.aspx

Press release contact: Section Chief Chen, Tzu-Wen and Chuang, Ching

Tel: (02) 2322-8214, (02)2322-8218