The market capitalization ranking of 100 technology companies from Taiwan, Japan and South Korea has been released, with a combined total of approximately NT$260.4 trillion (approximately ¥1,300 trillion). Taiwan’s TSMC dominates the top ranks, while numerous Japanese companies also feature prominently.
The latest ranking of the 100 leading technology companies in Taiwan, Japan and South Korea has been released, with the combined market capitalization of companies from the 3 countries reaching approximately NT$260.4 trillion (approximately ¥1,300 trillion). The breakdown is 44 Taiwanese companies, 43 Japanese companies and 13 South Korean companies, illustrating the distribution of scale across the 3 regions.
In Taiwan, TSMC is at the center of market capitalization, while South Korea is led by the 2 giants Samsung Electronics and SK hynix. Japan, by contrast, has no single standout company like 神山, with groups of companies in materials, manufacturing equipment, precision instruments and other fields providing relative depth.
The article also points out that pricing power is strengthening in response to bottlenecks in the AI supply chain. Against the backdrop of employee movements involving Samsung Electronics and a visit to Taipei by the SK Group, it reports that the ecosystems of Japan, Taiwan and South Korea are interacting with one another. The article provides details on the rankings of Japanese companies and the competitive landscape among companies in Taiwan, Japan and South Korea.