Assessment of risks or opportunities to the community

Community participation and social welfare reflect the Company’s care for society. By actively engaging in charitable activities, contributing to society, and promoting social progress, the Company shapes its social image and achieves inclusion and shared prosperity. The potential and actual impacts are presented as follows.

Description of Positive Impact	Implemented measures	The renewable energy revenue from public-interest green electricity projects is fully allocated to rural education funds.
	Potential opportunities	Establishing long-term community care and charitable activities will build good and positive relationships with the public.
Description of Negative Impact	Actual risks	No actual negative impacts have been identified.
	Potential risks	If supported entities rely solely on long-term corporate sponsorship without establishing sustainable operating models, this may lead to excessive resource dependence or resource concentration in a few entities. Once sponsorship resources are reduced or redistributed, it may cause service interruptions, and disadvantaged groups could suddenly lose support.

Key Achievements Highlights of Local Community Engagement and Social Welfare (Including Overall Achievements of the Parent Company and Subsidiaries)

● Education Support for the Disadvantaged and Equal Access to ResourcesA total of 124 students were awarded scholarships, and continued employee care letter services accompanied disadvantaged children in their growth.

Promoted the “English Village Off-Campus Learning Program,” inviting student groups from multiple schools in Kaohsiung and Chiayi County to participate in English guided tours and facility visits, covering both elementary and high schools, to help narrow the gap in educational resources between urban and rural areas.

● Public Welfare Green Electricity and Environmental Education

The Public Welfare Green Electricity Program expanded to Changhua, Chiayi, and added Fengshan Elementary School in Kaohsiung, totaling four schools, achieving an estimated carbon reduction of approximately 197.34 metric tons CO2e.

All green electricity revenue was invested into education feedback programs to improve learning environments and raise sustainability awareness among teachers and students.

● Arts and Culture Promotion and Cultural Heritage

In collaboration with the CGCH Foundation for Education and ORTV Studio Classroom, held the “The Journey of Christmas” concert and the “LOOK UP: Discover a Different World” bilingual character education tour, covering 28 schools with over 25,000 participants.

Supported Hsing Wu University’s tour performance of “Jian Ji – The Activist on the Buffalo,” reinterpreting the history of Taiwan’s farmers’ movement through music and drama, staged at schools such as Yung Ching Senior High School, Jhuci Senior High School, and Fengshan Elementary School, deepening young people’s understanding of land and social movements.

● Community Care and Local Engagement

Taiwan: Initiated blood donation drives, donated warm clothing to 13 migrant fishermen, held second-hand goods charity sales to support environmental protection, and mobilized employees to donate funds to assist in reconstruction after the Hualien earthquake.

China: Supported firefighting drills in the Yantian area, assisted 150 students under a government poverty alleviation program, and donated sleeping bags to 50 disadvantaged individuals.

● Rooted in Sustainability, Drawing a Green Future: The Group’s Green Electricity Program and Social Engagement

Upholding the commitment to environmental sustainability and educational equity, FICG, the CGCH Foundation for Education, and TSMC jointly promoted the “Innovative Public Welfare Green Electricity Program.” Through installing solar panels and multifunctional covered sports courts on campuses, this program not only strengthens the application of renewable energy but also creates an environment that supports both climate resilience and student learning, demonstrating our concrete practices in climate action and quality education.

2023	2023 Power Generation	Luocuo Elementary School, Changhua County	Guangsing Elementary School, Changhua County	Yung Ching Senior High School, Chiayi County	Fengshan Elementary School, Kaohsiung	Total
	Cumulative power generation kWh	75,075.00	52,484.00	35,077.00	–	162,636.00
	Cumulative carbon reduction metric tons CO2e	37.0871	25.9271	17.3280	–	80.5050
2024	2024 Power Generation	Luocuo Elementary School, Changhua County	Guangsing Elementary School, Changhua County	Yung Ching Senior High School, Chiayi County	Fengshan Elementary School, Kaohsiung	Total
	Cumulative power generation kWh	91,071.42	33,725.42	194,004.50	97,446.00	416,247.34
	Cumulative carbon reduction metric tons CO2e	43.17	15.99	91.99	46.19	197.34

● FICG 2024 Sustainability Month： Connecting Society Through Dialogue, Practicing Sustainability Through Action

To deepen the connection between the Company and society, since 2023 the Group has promoted the “Sustainability Month” event, integrating internal and external stakeholders, non-profit partners, and subsidiary resources to create a platform for dialogue between enterprises and communities. In 2024, we continued the spirit of the inaugural theme “Future Innovation Caring Global,” focusing on the theme “Communication and Dialogue: Co-creating a Sustainable Future,” and, together with subsidiaries and four non-profit organizations, jointly planned sustainability actions with warmth and impact.

● Extending the Power of Care: Starting with Stories

We recruited nine employees as sustainability story volunteers, visiting two disadvantaged family care centers in New Taipei City (Da’an and Huilong) to share concepts of sustainable development and toy reuse with 78 children through storytelling and interactive games, promoting “responsible consumption and production.”

This initiative also continued the “Giving Tree – Love Sharing Wishing Tree” program launched in 2023, continuing to deliver blessings and tangible care to rural schoolchildren.

● Employee Sustainability Salons and Empowerment Activities

• Co-hosted a “Mental Health Seminar” with professional psychologists to help employees find balance in career and life

• The Society of Wilderness instructors delivered the “Zero-Waste Living Lecture” and the “Climate Change Under the Trees” outdoor workshop, guiding employees to understand climate challenges and take action.

• Held the “XYZ Generation Communication Salon” to help employees from different generations understand each other’s values and enhance internal consensus and collaboration within the organization.

• A total of over 400 colleagues from different departments participated, deepening the grassroots integration of sustainability culture.

● Creating Impact Together with Non-Profit Organizations

• Collaborated with the Champions Education Association to promote community education.

• Linked local resources with educational activities, transforming environmental protection and sustainability concepts into child-friendly learning methods.

• Established a cooperation model between enterprises and NPOs to exert community engagement and social response mechanisms.

● Best Poverty Alleviation Case in Government-School-Enterprise Employment Support

Since 2024, Amertek under the guidance of the Yantian District Human Resources Bureau, has collaborated with Guangxi Industrial Technician College on a government-school-enterprise “order-based class” initiative, and was awarded the “Best Poverty Alleviation Case in Government-School-Enterprise Employment Support” at the 6th Global Poverty Reduction Case Collection.

Looking ahead, we will continue to work wit h partners from various sectors, constantly exploring and practicing innovative approaches, and remain committed to making greater contributions toward building a more sustainable and harmonious society. We believe that through continuous effort and collaboration, the Group will take firmer steps on the path to achieving sustainable development goals.