Preparing for a Taiwan debut

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Taiwan is increasingly becoming an attractive destination for technology companies to conduct their initial public offerings and list their securities, so interested issuers should familiarise themselves with the listing process and related legal matters

The Taiwan capital markets have several features that are attractive to rapidly growing companies, particularly in the technology sectors: relatively high P/E ratios, excellent liquidity for companies of comparable size, a cluster effect among technology companies resulting in high interest and familiarity among investors and analysts, and significantly lower IPO costs. This article summarises some of the legal issues that foreign companies are likely to encounter when preparing a Taiwan listing.

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