Taiwan Focus: Sourcing funds through IPOs

Since relaxing the restrictions in 2008, Taiwan's capital markets have been inundated with IPOs, but foreign companies need to understand the proper restructuring arrangements before a formal application can be made

11 minute readJanuary 17, 2013 at 01:40 AM

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Since 2008, the Taiwanese authorities have opened the door welcoming foreign companies to apply for Taiwan initial public offerings (IPOs). There are now almost 45 foreign companies which have listed their shares on either the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) or the Taiwan GreTai Securities Market (GreTai Market).

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