Looking ahead to the second half of this year through the first half of 2027, investment opportunities in public infrastructure continue to show strong momentum. The Ministry of Finance has compiled a total of 94 potential investment projects from central and local government agencies, with estimated private investment exceeding NT$220 billion. Among these, 46 projects each involve private investment of over NT$1 billion, accounting for 49% of total project count and 94% of total investment value — reflecting a clear trend among authorities-in-charge toward offering large-scale projects to attract investment.
To maximize exposure of these investment opportunities, the Ministry of Finance will host the 2026 PPP Investment Convention at 14:00 on July 24 (Friday) at Taipei International Convention Center (TICC) Room 101. Projects presented at this convention span diverse sectors, including social housing, long-term care facilities, cultural and educational facilities, digital infrastructure, reclaimed water plants, and large-scale seawater desalination plants on the main island. In alignment with the Executive Yuan’s “Trillion-Dollar Investment National Development Plan,” the convention will also invite financial institutions and insurance companies to participate as diversified funding sources for major national infrastructure projects.
The Ministry of Finance also reported that as of the end of May 2026, government agencies nationwide have completed a total of 51 PPP project contracts, with a combined investment of NT$113 billion, making a strong showing. Among these, 29 projects were implemented under the Act for Promotion of Private Participation in Infrastructure Projects, with investment of approximately NT$12 billion; the remaining 22 projects were carried out under other laws and regulations, with investment of approximately NT$101 billion, marking the highest level for the same period in the past four years.
To support policy implementation across ministries and encourage private participation, the Ministry of Finance issued amendments in March and April 2026 to the Scope of Major Public Infrastructure under the Act for PPP.
Infrastructure Projects (hereinafter “Major Infrastructure Scope”), adding AI computing facilities to the Major Infrastructure Scope and relaxing the requirements for long-term care institutions. The Ministry is currently in the pre-announcement period for adding workers’ recreational facilities and historic buildings to the Major Infrastructure Scope, with the public comment period running from June 9 to August 10, 2026.
Private entities whose PPP projects qualify under the Major Infrastructure Scope are eligible for a range of tax incentives, including a five-year corporate income tax exemption, corporate income tax credits for investment expenditures, import duty preferences on machinery and equipment, as well as reductions or exemptions on land value tax, house tax, and deed tax, and shareholder investment tax credits. These revisions to the Major Infrastructure Scope are designed to attract greater private capital participation in the financing and operation of public infrastructure.
The Ministry of Finance remains committed to advancing regulatory reforms to channel private investment into public infrastructure. All interested parties are warmly invited to attend the upcoming PPP Investment Convention to seize investment opportunities and forge a new model of public-private partnership. For event registration and project information, please visit the PPP Information Portal at: https://ppp.mof.gov.tw/WWW/index.asp
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