Taiwan Semiconductor Co., Ltd. (TSC) Li-Je site has been honored with the Ministry of Environment’s “114th Year Outstanding Regional Mutual-Aid Organization for the Management of Toxic and Concerned Chemical Substances” award. The recognition, nominated by the Yilan County Government and reviewed by the Ministry, was presented at the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) in Hsinchu. The ceremony was presided over by Director-General Tsai Meng-Yu of the Department of Chemical Substances Management, acknowledging outstanding organizations across Taiwan for their excellence in chemical management and emergency preparedness.

This award highlights Li-Je’s long-term commitment to chemical safety management, on-site emergency preparedness, and collaboration with local mutual-aid partners. The plant has actively worked with the Yilan County Government and local fire departments to establish robust communication, response, and drill mechanisms, continuously enhancing site safety and resilience.

Prior to receiving the award, the site conducted a Toxic Chemical Emergency Response Drill on October 27, co-organized with the Yilan County Environmental Protection Bureau and the Luodong and Wujie Fire Brigades. The exercise simulated a leakage incident in a waste-storage area, testing real-time notification procedures, on-site zoning and monitoring, casualty rescue, and spill containment measures to verify the plant’s emergency response effectiveness.

The drill was supervised and evaluated by the Yilan County Environmental Protection Bureau, with support from the Wujie Fire Brigade in conducting simulated rescue operations. Multiple on-site response teams participated—including notification, detection, rescue, medical, decontamination, and logistics units—demonstrating strong cross-department coordination and practical emergency capability.

TSC stated that the Li-Je site will continue joint exercises with local authorities, further strengthen personnel training and real-time equipment monitoring, and remain committed to creating a safer workplace while fulfilling its responsibility toward local sustainability.

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Taiwan Semiconductor Co., Ltd. (TSC) today announced the official release of its 2024 Sustainability Report, the third report published by the company. The report provides a comprehensive disclosure of TSC’s performance in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) aspects, serving as a key platform for communicating with stakeholders and aligning with international sustainability standards. Guided by the four strategic pillars of Global TSC, Low-Carbon TSC, Agile TSC, and Vibrant TSC, TSC continues to implement its sustainability roadmap and demonstrate its long-term commitment to responsible business practices.

In 2024, TSC completed the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) quantitative climate risk assessment and, for the first time, fully responded to the international CDP Climate Change and Water Security questionnaires. These globally recognized platforms enhance transparency and strengthen competitiveness in the international market. Compared with 2023, TSC reduced its Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 7,718 metric tons of CO₂e. Renewable energy usage increased to 23%, and the company launched its ISO 14067 Product Carbon Footprint program, underscoring decisive actions in its low-carbon transformation.

TSC continues to foster a people-centered workplace by promoting competency modules and comprehensive training mechanisms. In 2024, the company maintained zero occupational disease cases for the third consecutive year and received recognition from Taiwan’s Ministry of Health and Welfare as a “Healthy Workplace” certified company. Beyond the workplace, TSC actively contributes to society through initiatives such as blood donation drives, charitable gift voucher programs, and cultural and arts sponsorships, extending care and support to communities in need.

In 2024, TSC implemented the ISO 27001 Information Security Management System at its Taipei headquarters, ensuring its cybersecurity framework meets international standards and customer requirements for supply chain security. On the innovation front, R&D expenditure accounted for over 3% of net sales for the second consecutive year, with a restructured core product development team accelerating product innovation and maintaining zero-defect quality standards.

The 2024 Sustainability Report is more than a record of achievements—it reaffirms TSC’s dedication to advancing sustainability governance, driving low-carbon transformation, and creating long-term value together with stakeholders.

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Taiwan Semiconductor Co., Ltd. (“TSC”) announced today that it has officially obtained the ISO 27001:2022 Information Security Management System (ISMS) international certification, signifying that the company’s information security governance and risk management capabilities have reached international standards.

“This certificate represents the collective effort of our entire team. From establishing systems and optimizing processes to scrutinizing and improving every detail, the project team has elevated TSC’s information security management to global standards, demonstrating our commitment to quality and security. However, achieving this certification is only the beginning. Moving forward, we will continue strengthening information security systems at all our manufacturing sites, as well as enhancing ongoing maintenance and management to ensure continuous improvement in our defenses.” the Chairman remarked at the certification ceremony.

Since 2022, TSC has been planning for ISMS implementation, officially launching the project in Q4 2024 with the support of professional consultants. The initiative has progressively completed information asset inventories, risk identification, and control measure planning and implementation. The project encompasses the following key areas:

1. Information Security Governance: Establishment of an Information Security Management Committee, led by the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), with functional subgroups to drive daily security operations.
2. Technical Enhancements: Upgrades to firewalls, IDS/IPS, deployment of EDR systems, and company-wide adoption of multi-factor authentication (MFA).
3. Business Continuity & Recovery: Development of comprehensive backup and disaster recovery (DR) mechanisms to reduce operational disruption risks.
4. Internal Security Awareness: Completion of company-wide security training and social engineering simulation exercises.

TSC emphasized that information security has been integrated into the core of corporate governance, with the guiding principle: “No service interruption, no data loss, and no leakage of personal information.” The company is committed to safeguarding business continuity and protecting customer privacy. As of the end of 2024, TSC had not experienced any security incidents or customer data breaches.

Looking ahead, TSC will continue to adhere to international standards and regulatory requirements, advancing ISMS implementation across all facilities in phases. Through continuous review and optimization, the company aims to further enhance its information security governance and provide global customers with stable, reliable, and secure services.