TSMC Chairman: Stock Price Rose Over 1.5 Times, Dividend Growth Exceeds 30% in Past Year

(Central News Agency, Hsinchu, June 4) TSMC held its annual shareholders' meeting today. Chairman and CEO C.C. Wei stated that the past year has been highly fruitful for TSMC, with revenue and earnings per share (EPS) reaching historic highs. The stock price has grown by more than 1.5 times, and cash dividends for shareholders have increased by over 30%. He expressed strong confidence in TSMC's growth in the coming years.

The meeting was chaired by C.C. Wei. In his opening remarks, he thanked shareholders for their continued support over the past year, which enabled TSMC to achieve another fruitful year. Not only did revenue and EPS hit record highs, but the stock price performance over the past year was also remarkable.

Wei noted that TSMC's stock price rose from NT$950 per share on the day of last year's shareholders' meeting (June 3, 2024) to NT$2,425 yesterday (June 3, 2025), representing a growth of more than 1.5 times over 365 days.

He said TSMC shares its excellent results with shareholders. The total cash dividend distribution has increased from NT$18 last year to at least NT$24 this year, a growth of over 30%. Taking the opportunity of this annual gathering, he thanked shareholders on behalf of the TSMC management team.

Wei stated that the world is now entering an era empowered by artificial intelligence (AI). AI is not only being applied in data centers but will also be used in personal computers, smartphones, automobiles, and even Internet of Things (IoT) devices in the future. The value of TSMC's leading technology and卓越 manufacturing capabilities continues to grow as a result.

Wei said TSMC will continue to invest in technology and capacity to support customer growth, while ensuring that shareholders can obtain sustained and stable returns on their investments. He expressed strong confidence in TSMC's growth over the next few years and reaffirmed the company's commitment to fulfilling corporate sustainability responsibilities and improving corporate governance. (Editor: Pan Yi-ching) 1150604