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TSMC CFO Acquires Shares via Routine ESPP Purchase

Low SignificanceSeptember 9, 2026 at 11:08:21 AM UTC

TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD

$TSM4CIK: 0001046179

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Filing Summary

# Insider Trade: TSMC ($TSM)
**Insider:** Huang Jen-Chau (SVP and CFO)
**Transaction:** Purchase (ESPP) | 30 shares @ $76.20 ($2,286 total)
**Date:** 2026-09-07
**Post-Transaction Indirect Holding (ESPP):** 3,583 shares
**Significance:** Low (Routine ESPP transaction)

Comprehensive Analysis

Transaction Summary

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (TSM) reported that Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Huang Jen-Chau acquired 30 common shares on September 7, 2026, at an average purchase price of $76.20 (converted from NT$2,404.35 at a rate of NT$31.552 per US$1). The total transaction value was approximately $2,286.00.

Context and Holdings

  • Nature of Acquisition: The purchase was made through the issuer's Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP) trust under predetermined program terms.
  • Post-Transaction Holdings:
    • ESPP Trust (Indirect): 3,583 shares
    • Direct Ownership: 1,831,856 shares
    • LTI Trust (Indirect): 20,190 shares

Significance

This filing reflects a routine, automated ESPP purchase of de minimis size relative to the CFO's overall direct holdings exceeding 1.83 million shares. Trading significance is assessed as Low.

Topics:#TSMC#TSM#InsiderTrading#Semiconductors#ESPP

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