This study uses 44 electronic sector stocks trading in the Taiwan Stock Exchange as research targets and investigates the incremental value of information transparency for the purpose of explaining this corporate value. We have adopted the method of Content Analysis, which includes 24 items of a voluntarily revealed annual financial report and 21 items of website information that measure information transparency. Meanwhile, this study adopts the Economic Profit (EP) for measuring the corporate value. There are four explanatory variables, including the Rate of Sales Growth (SGR), Rate of Earning Before Interest and Tax Growth (EBG), Capital Expenditure (CE) and Working Capital (WC), which are used to test the explaining ability by a stepwise regression analysis. Finally, we took the information transparency variable into account and investigated whether it could increase the explaining ability once more. The empirical results show that there surely exists a positive relationship between the information transparency and business evaluation. Also, the annual financial report information has more explaining power than the website information.