TCC's Top 10 Shareholders Revealed: CTBC Financial Holding's Yen Wen-lung Family Investment Company Ranks 3rd

(Central News Agency reporter Ho Hsiu-ling, Taipei, 7th) TCC's latest annual report revealed its top 10 shareholder list. The largest shareholder is Chia Hsin Cement, and Yen Chih-kuang's Quanwei Investment, son of CTBC Financial Holding Chairman Yen Wen-lung, holds 1.54% and is the third largest shareholder. As Yen Chih-kuang is the cousin of CTBC Financial Holding's major shareholder Koo Chung-liang, and the two families have close ties, it has sparked market attention on TCC's shareholding structure.

Koo Chung-liang began buying TCC shares from the end of December last year. As of April 23 this year, he has held 6.42% of TCC, becoming the single largest shareholder. TCC Chairman Chang An-ping recently attended TCC's 80th-anniversary special exhibition and responded to Koo Chung-liang's recent share acquisition; he said that TCC is a listed company, and anyone can buy shares, and ultimately shareholders will elect the successor.

TCC's latest announced top 10 shareholder statistics are as of March 24 this year. Koo Chung-liang was not included in the list because his shareholding at that time had not reached the disclosure standard.

According to the announcement, Chia Hsin Cement holds 3.33% as the single largest shareholder. Chia Hsin International holds 1.61%, and the representatives of both companies are Chia Hsin Cement Chairman Chang Kang-lun. International CSRC and Koo family's fourth generation Koo Kung-yi hold 1.51% and 0.07% respectively. (Editor: Chang Liang-chih) 1150507

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