In 2022, the government’s continuous investment in public construction budgets, the return of Taiwanese businessmen to Taiwan for investment, and industrial transformation and upgrading still invigorate momentum for private investment, despite the sudden changes in the epidemic situation in Taiwan. The construction industry was still given relatively room for performance. The government adopts diversified plans to alleviate the rising pressure of building materials costs for construction factories to undertake public construction. In addition, new business opportunities for commercial, factory, and office building are promising. Therefore, the impact of soaring building material costs still exists, and large-scale construction companies are moving towards contracting with factory construction projects with higher profits. The recent impact of the Russia-Ukraine situation has also increased the instability of international raw material supply and affected market prices. We have adopted a flexible procurement and partial contracting approach to cope with the impact of labor and materials, and strive for construction projects on business offices, railways, factories and offices in which we have higher competitive advantages.
This report reclassifies the annual consolidated comprehensive profit and loss statement from the perspective of economic distribution. We adjust and calculate the amount paid to investors and the government on a cash basis, and compile the details into an economic income and distribution statement.
