With the aim of promoting Hsinchu's local sports development, PSMC has sponsored the Zhudong Junior High School badminton team for four consecutive years and the sponsorship fund totals NTD$864,000. By providing the team with more complete training resources and funds required for competition participation, we hope that an excellent environment can be created to cultivate young badminton talents in Taiwan.

PSMC has been supporting a charitable store run by Mr. Lin, a survivor of severe burn injury, to provide meals for and donate foods to disadvantaged groups on a long-term basis. The Company also helps pay part of the store rental every month to encourage public welfare actions.

The Pingtung County Hope Choir is composed of children from the Paiwan Indigenous tribe. Through many years of rigorous training, the choir blends traditional Paiwan ancient melodies with modern music, presenting this fusion in various performances and competitions. The PSMC Public Welfare Committee assists by sponsoring the choir’s travel and competition expenses for performances in Poland. This ongoing support continues to aid disadvantaged children’s education, foster personal development, and promote the cultural and artistic growth of Indigenous peoples.

PSMC has adopted Nanliao Ecological Park and conducts environmental maintenance twice a year. The maintenance activities include weeding, trimming sidewalk plants, clearing fallen branches and leaves, and garbage removal.

PSMC took part in “2025 Environmental Safety and Health Sustainable Achievement Exhibition and Market Music Fair” as well as the beach clean-up activity. During these events, PSMC set up a Health-Service Booth that provided free health checks for both the employees who were participating and the local residents who came to the venue. In addition to the health‑screening service, the company distributed protective-animal stickers featuring the Formosan clouded leopard cats.
By offering on-site medical monitoring and an ecological-education giveaway, PSMC demonstrated its commitment to corporate social responsibility, showing that it cares not only for the physical well-being of people but also for the preservation of Taiwan’s natural heritage. The activities also served as a bridge between the corporation and the surrounding community, encouraging interaction, dialogue, and a shared sense of stewardship for both health and the environment.

PSMC invited multiple disadvantaged groups, such as Children Are Us Foundation, Yu'an Children's Home, Syin-Lu Foundation, Man Fair Sheltered Workshop, Yu-Cheng Social Welfare Foundation…etc, to set up charity stalls at PSMC, free of charge. This initiative not only provided these organizations with opportunities to increase their income but also helped raise employees' awareness of and care for disadvantaged communities.

PSMC's Public Welfare & Art Corridor event showcased digitally reproduced paintings with authorized production, promoting aesthetics and integrating art into the workplace and daily life. Through concrete actions, PSMC supports local artists and advances art and cultural public welfare initiatives.

Employees were invited to participate in the Old Shoe Donation initiative organized by Step30 International Ministries, donating unused shoes from their homes to be sent to underprivileged communities in East Africa. This initiative aimed to help protect the health of African children. A total of 1,118 pairs of shoes were collected in 2025.

After conducting a donation assessment, PSMC sent hundreds of replaced computers to the ASUS Foundation to support the Recycled Computer Project of Hope. Through this, the donated computers were delivered to disadvantaged organizations in need. In 2025, four rounds of computer replacement and donation activities were carried out, with a total of 3,417 pieces of information equipment donated (1,157 computers, 222 notebooks, 2,038 LCD monitors.).

The PSMC Public Welfare Committee, Boyo Social Welfare Foundation, and Hsinchu Urban Indigenous People’s Care Association collaborated to hold a wish-granting program that PSMC employees fulfilled the disadvantaged children’s Christmas wish list and helped 180 children turned their very modest dreams to realistic.

In order to share the festive atmosphere with students in rural areas, PSMC gathered its employees to visit Chien Shih Elementary School and the Chien Shih Hou Shan Tribe in Hsinchu County on the eve of the Mid-Autumn Festival. PSMC's employees brought mooncakes, pomelos, and other seasonal delicacies, giving students an opportunity to learn about and participate in the traditional festival culture, fulfilling the Company's mission to educate and care for rural communities.

PSMC aims to “help arts & culture education take root, and create stages for performing artists”. As part of this, PSMC made a cash donation of NT$30 million to the Powerchip Cultural Foundation in 2025. In addition, driven by the goals of Encouraging Music Education, and Promoting Arts & Cultural Performances, the Company has collaborated with Powerchip Cultural Foundation for 20 consecutive years. Through this partnership, we promote development of arts and cultural activities, and support musicians and symphony orchestras with great potential in Taiwan through hosting/co-organizing cultural events, performances, competitions, and similar activities. These events not only enhance the global visibility of Taiwan’s artistic and cultural ecosystem, but also provide a performance platform for local artists and demonstrate the Foundation’s ongoing commitment to bringing culture, education, and art to all. PSMC launched new arts and cultural activities in 2025 including the Powerchip 2025 Classic Series, the Music Festival Education Series, lijing Aesthetics Art Gallery, the Arts & Cultural Exhibition, etc., and sponsored other related activities that help achieve the Foundation’s goals. By doing so, we improve the environment for arts and cultural development in Taiwan, and enhance the value of the performing arts industry.
In addition, the Company continues taking real action to support cultural and educational development, making energetic investments into social welfare and international exchange. In 2025, we sponsored the India Taipei Association in holding a Diwali event. We also sponsored the National Cultural Association of Taiwan in holding a Japanese Marching Band All-Stars group performance event. By supporting all these events, PSMC not only deepens the cultural connections between Taiwan and India and Japan, but we also carry out our commitment to do our corporate social responsibility. By building bridges of culture, we promote the sustainable operating philosophy of building social co-prosperity.

The Powerchip Cultural Foundation's flagship program for sponsoring symphonic performances and arts and cultural exhibitions is the Powerchip Arts and Cultural Festival. We have long focused on outstanding musicians and renowned symphony orchestras from domestic and foreign countries, and have exclusively sponsored musicians and orchestras to perform in Taiwan. This also helped create a platform for the development of outstanding musicians in Taiwan by allowing Taiwanese music fans to experience an international music feast in person in Taiwan, and providing them with an opportunity to further exchange musical knowledge with international masters. In 2025, we sponsored a total of 30 concerts, attracting more than 39,920 Taiwanese music fans to experience these musical festivities.

Rooted in Music Education – 2025 Taipei Music Academy & Festival
The Taipei Masters Music Academy & Festival is the most international classical music festival and educational music camp in Taiwan. With the three core values of “Development, Performance, and Exchange”, this program has developed from a single-campus music event to a music festival platform that encompasses all of even, and even Asia. The goal is to continue using creative concepts, multi-sector collaboration, and social participation to create a greater stage for young musicians, while simultaneously enhancing the general public’s music appreciation and cultural exposure. The festival entered its seventh year in 2025, with over 12,068 participants in a series of promotions, lectures, and guided music education activities a total of 77. The festival, jointly facilitated by the Ministry of Culture and community organizations, brings together a faculty of leading musicians from all sections of the world's top orchestras. In addition to solid individual courses and chamber music instruction, the festival also offers master classes and professional lectures, providing students with the opportunity to learn from the masters, and creating more musical possibilities through bilateral exchanges between teachers and students, expanding a broad international perspective.

French Masterpieces from the Robert Lehman Collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. In 2025, the Powerchip Cultural Foundation sponsored an exhibition framed around the century of artistic evolution from the Impressionists to Modernism. 81 paintings and drawings carefully curated from the Robert Lehman collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art helped display major turning points and innovations in Western art, along the road from the mid-19th century to the mid-20th. The exhibition served as a timetraveling journey through art history; but just as much, it also served as a classic example of collaboration between two major organizations (the Met and the National Palace Museum). For the first time, these treasures from the Met collection were shown in Taiwan. The exhibition was not just a collection of works, but a journey through time, and a piece of the dialogue between eastern and western art. This exhibition guided viewers through a century of evolution, from conveying light and shadow to expressing abstract thought. Also, using innovative technology and public education events, the exhibition helped bring the art to life and into the heart of every viewer. During the exhibition period, the Foundation also organized a trip to view the Met exhibition in person, helping nearly a hundred students with special education needs to attend a public welfare viewing and appreciate the works in person. The Foundation also held a PSMC Aesthetic Appreciation Series — Teachers' Development Camp. We joined hands with the National Palace Museum’s Northern Branch and Mediasphere Communications to hold development activities aimed at teachers, to help bring aesthetic education to all. This art exhibition bene¬ted 284,306 people.

Diwali is one of India’s most important traditional holidays. It symbolizes the victory of light over darkness, and the victory of good over evil. The holiday is as important in Indian communities around the globe as Lunar New Year is in Taiwan. Families and communities light lamps, pray, and celebrate cultural traditions. In 2025, the India Taipei Association held a Diwali market and Indian dance competition in Taichung, which drew more than a thousand members of the general public, Indians living in Taiwan, and students. Through uniquely Indian performances, foods, handicrafts, and more such elements, these events helped Taiwanese people personally experience Indian cultural celebrations, and promoted diverse exchanges. By sponsoring these Diwali events, PSMC helped promote the values of Indian traditional culture and diversity, further inculcating understanding and inclusion of other cultures in Taiwan and promoting harmonious, cultural interactions between people.

In December 2025, Kyoto Tachibana Senior High School Band and the Second High School, Tokyo University of Agriculture Marching Band visited Taiwan for the “2025 All the Way to Taiwan: The Sounds of Friendship, the Rhythms of Youth” performance series. For the first time, more than 250 people were scheduled to give public performances in Taipei, Chiayi, Kaohsiung, Pingtung, and more. This series deepened cultural and artistic interaction between Taiwan and Japan. The combined performance in Taipei drew more than a thousand members of the public, and they also did multiple flash performances and exchange events, with more than 10,000 people total getting to see the bands play. These events helped promote youth marching band appreciation and international exchange. The sponsorship from PSMC provided the youngers in Taiwan with opportunities to watch the performance. The events expanded artistic perspectives, and enhanced the quality of musical education and exchange.