As of 2021, the total land area of the existing land resources possessed by TSC is 49,446.33 hectares (120.54 hectares of overseas land not included). In accordance with the concept of business development and the sustainable management of land resources, TSC continues to cooperate with the government’s needs for public policies to maximize the value of land. In 2021, the total area of land activation was 142.01 hectares. TSC set the target land activation area of 100.46 hectares in 2022 according to the conclusion of the 25th meeting of MOEA’s Enhancement of Land Cleanup and Activation Group in 2019.

1. County and City Governments plan to develop 7 industrial parks and plan to use 597.86 hectares of land from TSC. In response to the return of Taiwanese businessmen from abroad, the Industrial Development Bureau of MOEA actively selected 9 locations for the development of industrial parks. A total of 876.15 hectares of area is scheduled to be developed, which can provide an area of 585.86 hectares of industrial land.
2. For the purpose of flood control needs, 11 detention ponds are planned, and it is planned to use a total of 266.56 hectares of land from TSC. 
3. The Export Processing Zone Administration actively surveyed and selected about 26.86 hectares of land in Liukuaicuo Farm for the expansion of Pingtung Export Processing Zone. 
4. Land for the STSP Kaohsiung Second Science Park (237.97 hectares), STSP Chiayi Science Park (87.9 hectares), STSP Pingtung Science Park (73.83 hectares) and land expansion area for STSP Tainan Science Park (90.86 hectares), altogether would use a total of 490.56 hectares of land from TSC. 
5. Land expropriated and sold to government agencies for projects amounted to a total area of 94.05 hectares, including 
6. TSC cooperated with the land demands of government agencies or state-run enterprises and provided land with a total of 137.72 hectares for the Chiayi Cultural and Creative Industries Park, the Yujing Agricultural Product Processing and Cold Chain Logistic Center of Tainan City Government, social housing, long-term care institutions, detention pond treatment projects, distributing reservoir of water purification plants, and roads.
   

          To satisfy the needs for residence for the general public and to promote the re-utilization of TSC’s land for sustainable development, Taiwan Sugar Corporation targets at students and young people and chooses appropriate bases throughout Taiwan to build residential housing with green building materials and low-carbon building design. In addition, we also entrust professional property management companies to station in and make intelligent management by using the Internet and monitoring equipment system, creating a shared space with excellent quality of life.

          Taiwan has officially entered an aged society, and according to estimation, it will become a super-aged society by 2026. To work in line with the government’s elderly service policy, TSC started the planning of the elderly residence in 2018 and has visited various elderly housing and long-term care institutions for the Research on the Changes in the Trends of Needs for Elderly Residence in 2019 and Research on the Trends and Development of Long-term Care Industry and System in 2020 conducted by Taiwan Sugar Research Institute (TSRI) as a reference for the construction and operation.

          TSC will build the first elderly residence in the East District of Tainan City, and operation will start in the 1st half year of 2024. It is planned to have 103 units in the residential space. On the first floor, it is planned to introduce stores selling elderly products, clinics, convenience stores, restaurants and other stores. Furthermore, we also design open spaces such as classrooms, multifunctional activity space, gym, lounge and sky gardens. In addition to creating a comfortable residential environment, we also hope to enhance personal value by establishing lifelong learning activities and sense of happiness in life to fulfill the goals of “ageing together”, “learning together”, and “staying well together”.