TSMC VP Lu Chin-Sheng Acquires 38 Shares via ESPP
TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD
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Filing Summary
TSMC ($TSM) Insider Transaction
Insider: Lu Chin-Sheng (VP)
Transaction: Purchase (ESPP) | 38 shares @ $76.20 (~$2,895.60)
Direct/Indirect: Indirect (By ESPP Trust)
Post-Transaction ESPP Holdings: 151 shares
Total Direct Holdings: 50,967 shares
Significance: Low (Routine ESPP purchase)
Comprehensive Analysis
Executive Summary
On September 7, 2026, Lu Chin-Sheng, Vice President at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSM / 2330.TW), acquired 38 common shares via the company's Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP) at an effective price of $76.20 per share (converted from NT$2,404.3453 at NT$31.552/US$1), totaling approximately $2,895.60.
Transaction Breakdown
- Insider: Lu Chin-Sheng (Vice President)
- Security: Common Shares (2330.TW)
- Transaction Code:
P(Open market or private purchase under ESPP terms) - Shares Acquired: 38
- Price Per Share: $76.20
- Total Consideration: $2,895.60
- Ownership Nature: Indirect (By ESPP Trust)
Post-Transaction Holdings
- ESPP Trust (Indirect): 151 shares
- Direct Ownership: 50,967 shares
- Spouse (Indirect): 3,000 shares
- Aggregate Ownership: 54,118 shares
Significance Assessment
This transaction is categorized as Low Significance. It reflects a routine, automated payroll deduction purchase under TSMC's Employee Stock Purchase Plan rather than a discretionary, open-market insider trading signal.
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