TSMC Distributes NT$155.595 Billion in Dividends; Morris Chang Estimated to Receive NT$750 Million
TSMC distributed NT$155.595 billion in dividends on March 17, 2026, achieving an instant ex-dividend recovery. Morris Chang is estimated to receive NT$750 million, Wei Zhe-jia NT$43.3 million, and the National Development Fund NT$9.922 billion. The Taiwanese stock market declined due to escalating tensions in the Middle East.
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- 📰 Published: April 9, 2026 at 12:09
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TSMC's cash dividend of NT$6.00003573 per share for the third quarter of 2025 went ex-dividend on March 17, 2026, and successfully completed ex-dividend recovery on the same day, repeating the 'instant ex-dividend recovery' scenario. This pushed the record for ex-dividend recovery on the same day to 21 times.
TSMC's total dividend amount of NT$155.595 billion was distributed today. Wei Zhe-jia, who held 7,217,009 shares in February, is estimated to receive NT$43.3 million. The National Development Fund of the Executive Yuan, holding 1.6537 billion shares of TSMC, received NT$9.922 billion.
Morris Chang, who held 125 million shares of TSMC before his retirement in June 2018, is estimated to receive approximately NT$750 million if he has not disposed of his holdings after retirement.
Two weeks after the US and Iran announced a ceasefire, Israel launched a fierce attack on Lebanon, and Iran stated that negotiations with the US were 'unreasonable,' raising market concerns about escalating tensions in the Middle East. This caused stock markets in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan to fluctuate and fall. TSMC's stock price opened lower and continued to fall, once reaching NT$1930, a decrease of NT$20, with its market capitalization falling to NT$50.04 trillion. (Edited by Lin Shu-yuan) 1150409
TSMC's total dividend amount of NT$155.595 billion was distributed today. Wei Zhe-jia, who held 7,217,009 shares in February, is estimated to receive NT$43.3 million. The National Development Fund of the Executive Yuan, holding 1.6537 billion shares of TSMC, received NT$9.922 billion.
Morris Chang, who held 125 million shares of TSMC before his retirement in June 2018, is estimated to receive approximately NT$750 million if he has not disposed of his holdings after retirement.
Two weeks after the US and Iran announced a ceasefire, Israel launched a fierce attack on Lebanon, and Iran stated that negotiations with the US were 'unreasonable,' raising market concerns about escalating tensions in the Middle East. This caused stock markets in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan to fluctuate and fall. TSMC's stock price opened lower and continued to fall, once reaching NT$1930, a decrease of NT$20, with its market capitalization falling to NT$50.04 trillion. (Edited by Lin Shu-yuan) 1150409