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TSMC: The 20 richest people, worth more than NT$100 million

TSMC: The 20 richest people, worth more than NT$100 million

On February 17, TSMC officially became the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer, and on February 15, the stock price also officially hit a new historical price of NT$697, although it was pulled back yesterday, but the value of its senior managers rose with the tide, and the value of Lin Jinkun, chief of information security and senior vice president, came to NT$9.4 billion, surpassing Chairman Liu Deyin and President Wei Zhejia in one fell swoop, and up to 20 vice presidents were worth more than NT$100 million, of which 6 were above NT$1 billion.

In 2023, TSMC and Yang Ming Shipping will receive about NT$18 billion and NT$9 billion respectively from the SDF, and the rest will be profits from other investment businesses, according to NDF officials.

TSMC: The 20 richest people, worth more than NT$100 million

Unit: NT$100 million

TSMC, as a world-class leading semiconductor company, attaches great importance to talents, and has been established for more than 36 years, and its senior managers at the vice president level also have a lot of TSMC holdings.

TSMC: The 20 richest people, worth more than NT$100 million

Lin Jinkun, the chief of information security, has served for 36 years and is worth more than 9.4 billion, surpassing Dong Zong

According to the company's declaration information, Lin Jinkun, who was transferred from the chief operating officer to the chief of information security, holds shares close to Chairman Liu Deyin, owning 12,660 TSMC, and his spouse and minor children also hold 1,168 shares, and the total value even exceeds that of the chairman, estimated at the closing price of 683 yuan on 2/16, with a total value of more than NT$9.446 billion, surpassing Liu Deyin's NT$8.8 billion and Wei Zhejia's NT$5.9 billion (including spouse, family and pledge).

Lin Jinkun is one of the first employees transferred from ITRI when TSMC was founded in 1987, starting as a grassroots equipment engineer, he has been working for 36 years, and has successively served as the senior director of wafer factory 3, 4, 7, 6 and 12 factories.

The first factory director "Qin Gong" has a market value of 6.2 billion shares, which is also higher than Wei Zhejia

Another senior vice president, Qin Yongpei, known as "Qin Gong" in TSMC, was founded in 1987 and was more senior than Liu Deyin and Wei Zhejia, and he also owns 4,932 TSMC, plus 4,190 cards that have been transferred to his spouse and family members in recent years, with a total market value of 6.2 billion yuan, which is also higher than President Wei Zhejia. "Qin Gong" was the first director of the first wafer fab, and was only promoted to vice president in 2016, and was the most relied on expansion general during the Chang Zhongmou period, and is now responsible for the operation and management of all production plants in Taiwan and overseas.

The big shopkeeper He Limei is worth 5.1 billion yuan, not losing to the male director

TSMC's "big treasurer" CFO Lora, Ho Limei Lora, has recently been rumored to have the opportunity to join TSMC's board of directors as a female director, she herself holds 4,414 TSMC stocks, her family has 2,059 shares, plus 1,000 pledged stocks, and her worth is more than NT$5.1 billion.

He Limei, who graduated from the Department of Accounting of National Chengchi University, has rich experience in TSMC's finance, business and human resources and other cross-departmental experiences, serving as the chairman of China's Nanjing factory, making money in the next year after the establishment of the factory, setting a record for overseas factories, it is said that when she graduated from the EMBA of National Taiwan University, Morris (Zhang Zhongmou) also attended the special ceremony, and even delivered a speech at the graduation ceremony, and has served as the chairman of the Corporate Sustainability (ESG) Committee since 20011, and is responsible for TSMC's ESG affairs. In TSMC's official website and annual report, He Limei is the third person after Liu Deyin and Wei Zhejia.

TSMC: The 20 richest people, worth more than NT$100 million

A total of 6 vice presidents are worth more than 1 billion

In addition to Lin Jinkun, Qin Yongpei and He Limei, other vice presidents with more than NT$1 billion include Zhuang Zishou, You Qiushan and Huang Renzhao. Zhuang Zishou is the leader of TSMC's factory construction, joined as an equipment engineer in 1989 and then transferred to the factory for more than 25 years, and his latest worth is about NT$3.1 billion.

You Qiushan joined TSMC in 1988 and successfully developed extreme ultraviolet (EUV) reticles and reticle protective films in 2017, helping TSMC to lead the industry in smoothly introducing EUV production technology, with more than 30 years of practical experience in semiconductor operation and management, and holding a total market value of about 1.9 billion yuan in TSMC with his family.

Huang Renzhao joined TSMC in 1999 and has been responsible for a number of important corporate financial projects, including the merger of Deqi Semiconductor and Shida Integrated Circuit Corporation, Philips' share release case, and is responsible for managing TSMC's financial accounting business, with a net worth of more than 1.1 billion. Others, such as Luo Weiren, who is responsible for R&D and innovative solutions, were once worth more than NT$1 billion when TSMC hit a sky-high price.

Although TSMC has become the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer, as one of the founders, director Zeng Fancheng has a worth of 26.3 billion yuan, Chairman Liu Deyin has a value of 8.8 billion yuan, and Lin Jinkun also has a worth of 9.4 billion yuan, but according to the latest announcement of "Forbes" The world's richest "wage earner", the latest promotion to the 26th AMD CEO Su Lifeng, with the stock price rising, she has a worth of $1.1 billion.

TSMC's legal conference and January revenue report is good, ADR rose sharply in seven days after the Spring Festival holiday, and Taiwan stocks rose in the red market on the day, once hitting the new sky-high price of NT$709, which pulled back 2% and fell 14 yuan yesterday, and finally closed at NT$683.