Environmental Protection Issues on Taiwan's Electroplating Industry Development and Business Strategy：SMEs as an Example

• Main Authors: WAN, HAI-CHUN, 王海鈞
• Other Authors: CHO, TA-SHUN
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2019
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/xh4um9

碩士 === 明道大學 === 企業高階管理碩士班 === 107 === In the past few decades, Taiwan's electroplating industry has mostly been dominated by household SMEs, and it has rarely been affiliated with large enterprises. As a result, its capital-profit structure has become an independent part, but at the same time, factory wastewater treatment equipment has also caused electroplating costs. For important projects, the fixed cost cannot be shared with the production departments like other large multi-sector enterprises, so the cost is relatively simple but the ratio is high. Although the industrial zone can unify the control of wastewater treatment, the current regulations still require the operator to process the second treatment fee without any reduction in cost. In the past, we discussed the discharge of wastewater from electroplating plants to comply with government regulations, to stand alone to avoid penalties, or to discuss new wastewater treatment methods technically. This study uses the reference to the old and new environmental laws and regulations, and uses the case study method to conduct interviews on three different types of scale characteristics of the Taiwan electroplating industry. The interview content focuses on three different aspects of environmental protection, cost and technology. Through direct data interviews through the data search, the corresponding cost structure is listed. Finally, it puts forward conclusions and suggestions that affect the company's business strategy factors and decision-making process, as well as providing practical operational aspects to discuss the environmental protection regulations, giving electroplating operators effective cost control and maintaining market competitiveness.