Title: 高科技投資採用專案融資之研究-以IC產業為例
The Application of Project Finance in High-Tech Investment-The Case of IC Industry
Authors: 陳秋蘭
Chen, chiou-Lan
洪志洋, 楊子江
Chih-Young Hung, River T. K. Yang
科技管理研究所
Keywords: 專案融資;高科技投資;財務工程;IC產業;Project Finance;High-Tech Investment;Financial Engineering;IC industry
Issue Date: 1995
Abstract:   隨著經濟高成長時代的漸行漸遠,企業所面臨的挑戰可說是與日俱增
。無疑地,產業 升級將是台灣經濟發展唯一的路。為解決問題,提升產
業競爭力,良好的融資模式不僅有 降低資金成本之功,更有轉危為安之
效。良好的財務規畫不僅有降低資金成本之功,更有 轉危為安之效。而
過去封閉的財務運作方式,以及金融市場上現有之傳統金融工具,將財
務的功能侷限在被動參與籌措資金的工作上,亦將不足以解決當前科技產
業融資受限的問 題。故先進國家在金融創新上成功的經驗與方式,可作
為我們在融資安排與資金籌措上學 習之對象。
有鑑於此,本研究將討論財務創新理論與專案融資(Project
Finance)對當前科技產 業融資問題的影響。專案融資就特殊目的之資金
需求,以專案計畫書與合約保障等條件向 大眾作專案募資,投資收入並
專用於償還此項借款。其可解決「資訊不對稱」的問題,並 協助擁有技
術、或擁有完備投資計畫但苦無資金的公司(特別是高科技公司)。而採取
就 專案個別評估、獨立運作的方法,有別於傳統以其他活動之現金流
入抑注新投資計畫所需 資金,亦改變了企業經營管理的習慣。換句話說
,這是一種提供風險隔離、增加資金來源 的融資方式。而此「專案融資
」的觀念,也正是「財務工程」(Financial Engineering) 觀念中的一
支,藉由發展新金融工具,以及趨於專門化、分權化潮流的管理方式,利
用專 案自給自足的特性來降低組織無效率的可能性。
專案融資的概念重點不僅在於籌措資金,更在於明確劃分此計畫所產
生的效益,及相 對的風險該如何合理的分配歸屬於參與此計劃的不同群
組。這些群組可能包含了計畫發起 人、債權人、保證人、政府、甚至承
包商及技術人才等。以我國近年來所推動的幾個大型 投資案,從政府大
力推動的高鐵、捷運,到民間投資興建電廠、離島工業區、8吋晶圓廠
的投資..等,皆可考慮以專案融資的方式來進行規劃。因此,本研究選擇
高科技產業中最 典型的IC產業作代表,研究在台之IC製造公司採用專案
融資的運作,並提出結論與建 議。
With the long gone of the high economical growth era, the
challenges faced by the business today increase constantly.
There is no doubt that thedeveloping in high-tech industry is
the only choice for Taiwan's economicaldevelopment. In order to
overcome the obstacles and become more competentin the market, a
well organized financial plan can not only reduce the costof
capital, but also keep the company from financial troubles. The
closed-minded and conservative financial planning and the
traditionalfinancial vehicles in the market will no longer be
able to solve the limitedfinancing resources problem faced by
today's high technology industry. Therefore, we should use the
successful experience and the system of the developed countries
as our models in pushing financial innovation. Due to these
reasons, this research will focus on the financial
innovationtheory and the effects of the "Project finance" on the
financing problems faced by today's high-tech industry.
"Project finance" is the acquisition ofcapital for a "Project".
It seeks the financial vehicle suitable for thegeneral public to
invest in this project by providing project
planningdocumentation and sufficient protection in the contract.
The income generated by the investment will be used in repaying
the debts. Theobjective is to solve the "Information
Asymmetrical" problem and help thosecompanies which have the
technology and a well organized investment plan butdon't have
the capital, especially the high-tech company. The fact that it
will evaluate each project independently changes the way the
business ismanaged comparing to the traditional way of
generating the cash required bythe new investment through other
investment activities. In other words, this is a new investment
channel, which provides risk separation and an increase of
capital resources. The "Project Finance" concept is actually
one of the "Financial Engineering" concepts, which by creating
new financial vehicles,specialization and empowerment in
management and the project's self-supportfeature, can reduce the
possibility of inefficient inside the organization. The most
important idea in the "Project finance" lies not only in the
generation of cash required for the investment but also in the
fair distribution of the investment income and relative risk of
this project amongdifferent groups participating in the project.
The possible groups includethe business owners, the creditors,
guarantee, the government, and even the managers and the
technical persons, etc. Take the examples from Taiwan'srecent
large investment plans which requires sophisticated
financingarrangement. the "Project finance" concept is
appropriate for this kind ofplan. Therefore, we take the
example of IC industry, study the actual implementation of
Project Finance in Taiwan, and provide conclusions
andrecommendations.
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