TSMC VP and CIO Chris Horng-Dar Lin Acquires Shares via ESPP
TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD
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Filing Summary
📊 Insider Transaction Report - TSMC (TSM)
Insider: Lin Chris Horng-Dar (VP and CIO) Transaction: Purchase (ESPP) Security: Common Shares (2330.TW) Shares Transacted: 47 @ $76.20 Total Value: $3,581.40 Ownership Post-Transaction: 5,978 shares (Indirect via ESPP Trust) Significance: Low (Routine ESPP acquisition)
Comprehensive Analysis
Insider Transaction Overview
On September 7, 2026, Lin Chris Horng-Dar, Vice President and Chief Information Officer (CIO) of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSM), acquired 47 common shares under the issuer's Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP).
- Security: Common Shares (2330.TW)
- Shares Acquired: 47
- Price per Share: $76.20 (translated from NT$2,404.3453 at an exchange rate of NT$31.552 to US$1.00)
- Total Transaction Value: $3,581.40
- Ownership Nature: Indirect (held by ESPP Trust)
Holdings Summary
Following the transaction, Chris Horng-Dar Lin's holdings include:
- Direct Ownership: 136,359 Common Shares and 2,800 American Depositary Shares (ADS).
- Indirect Ownership:
- 5,978 Common Shares via ESPP Trust
- 7,036 Common Shares via LTI Trust
- 15,000 Common Shares held by Spouse
- 3,560 ADS held by Spouse
- 8,460 ADS held by Family Trust
(Note: Each ADS represents 5 Common Shares.)
Market & Strategic Significance
The transaction represents a routine scheduled purchase via the company's employee stock purchase program. Given the nominal size ($3,581.40) and programmatic nature, this filing has Low trading significance.
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