• Called upon colleagues to serve as corporate volunteers and together provided assistance to disadvantaged groups a total of 71 times.
• Totally organized 55 donation activities (including those conducted by the headquarters and all branches), covering financial aid, pre-loved items (winter clothing, quilts, and computers), receipts/invoices, basic necessities (rice, oil, dry food, fruits, and warm packs), books, and other items.

• Employees voluntarily raising 430 bags of rice for donation to local charitable organizations, including the “Food Bank of the Taichung Dadu Hefeng Charity Association for Elderly Care” and the “Wuqi Angel Station of the Huashan Social Welfare Foundation.” Through this initiative, employees helped bring warmth and support to those in need.

• A total of 13 blood donation drives were held by encouraging employees and partners to participate in voluntary blood donation.
• Neither employees nor non-employees experienced any recordable occupational injuries and occupational diseases.

• The Environmental Education Centers conducted a total of 78 environmental education sessions, with a cumulative participation of 2,407 people.
• Approximately NT$3,471 million was invested in education and training. Total training hours: 89,899 hours. The average satisfaction rate of training courses reached over 96%.
• A subsidy of NT$4.19 million was allocated to support employee training and further education. Subsidies for external training and language proficiency tests were provided to 432 individuals.

• The proportion of women among managerial employees at the manager level and above reached 33%.
• Human rights-related training sessions were conducted, covering gender mainstreaming, creating a friendly workplace, sexual harassment prevention, breaking gender stereotypes, LGBTQ+ issues, unconscious bias elimination, CEDAW, and more. A total of 1,990 individuals were trained, achieving a training participation rate of 96.98%, with total training hours of 7,628 hours.

• • With respect to water resource management, the Company's use of reclaimed water reached 376,000 metric tonsNote, resulting in a carbon reduction of approximately 56 metric tons of CO₂ emissions.
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Note:(1)Reclaimed water use includes operations at the Ports of Suao, Taichung, Kaohsiung, Anping, and Hualien.

(2)The calculation is based on the water and carbon reduction coefficient of Taiwan Water Corporation: 0.150 kg CO₂ per cubic meter. (376,634 × 0.150) / 1,000 = 56.495161 metric tons of CO₂e

• As of 2025, the total installed and grid-connected capacity of solar photovoltaic installations across Taiwan’s port network had reached approximately 110,657 kW.
• The green energy-related properties, including LNG, offshore and onshore wind power, photovoltaic power, and other renewable energy sources, available for lease was 491.18 hectares.

• The equity investment business recognized a profit of NT$484 million, exceeding the budget target of NT$441 million. Consolidated annual revenue was NT$25.635 billion.

• The Port of Suao successfully attracted one company to establish operations at its wave energy testing site, creating a pioneering model for commercial ports in the deployment of wave power generation technologies in port waters.
•  Established Emergency Command Center to integrate information on changes in the port environment and on-site operational status, monitor the operation of critical infrastructure, proactively report abnormal events, and enhance decision-making efficiency for emergency response.

• The Company employed 67 persons with disabilities and exceeded the employment requirement for Indigenous Peoples by 12 employees.
• The headquarters and all branches held a total of 124 events, inviting disadvantaged and vulnerable groups to participate in person.

• All seven international commercial ports under TIPC's jurisdiction obtained EcoPorts certification.
• In 2025, the Company conducted a total of 9 disaster prevention drills at its commercial ports.

• The cumulative volume of surplus soil from public construction projects reclaimed reached approximately 48.625 million m³, continuing to advance land reclamation at the Taipei Port Logistics and Warehousing Area.
• Initiated the application of incineration bottom ash aggregate for land reclamation, with a cumulative volume of approximately 13,000 m³ accommodated.
• The total planned fill volume of converter slag was raised to 7.196 million m³, with a cumulative placement of approximately 3.03 million m³.

• The International Commercial Port Air Pollution Control Action Plan reduced carbon emissions by 112,029.4 tons
• TIPC has achieved carbon reduction of 865.44 metric tons of CO2e through its own solar photovoltaic installations.
• Port area operations achieved a carbon reduction of 17,032.5 metric tons of CO₂e.
• Replaced 54 LED office lighting fixtures and 16 electric official vehicles, resulting in a total carbon reduction of 27.1 metric tons.

• Conducted a conservation release activity, releasing 38,000 certified juvenile fish suitable for the local marine environment into the waters near the Port of Taichung.
• 3,453.1 metric tons of garbage removed under the "Salute to the Seas" Coastal Cleanup Maintenance Program.
• In the post-earthquake restoration project undertaken by the Hualien Branch, the innovative "connected micropile construction method" was adopted, employing low-impact construction techniques and avoidance measures to protect coral and fish habitats.

• The Port of Kaohsiung Southern Star Land Development Project mitigates the environmental impacts of development by conserving 10 hectares of existing windbreaks, planting native species, establishing green belts, and restricting the speed of vehicles entering the port.
• Continued maintenance of the approximately 4.6-hectare mangrove conservation area at the Port of Anping making it one of the most comprehensively protected and restored zones in Taiwan.
• As of 2025, greenbelt areas across the port network reached 826.69 hectares, accounting for 12.6% of total port areas.
• An afforestation and planting project was carried out in designated areas of the Yuguang Island beach. By mid-March 2025, a total of 83 trees, 4,500 shrubs, and 7,000 groundcover plants had been planted, creating approximately 0.6 hectares of restored green space.
• Beginning in 2024, a flying fox habitat restoration area covering approximately 0.63 hectares was established at Qilaibi, on the northern side of the Port of Hualien. Food-source plant species have also been introduced to enhance habitat quality and strengthen species conservation efforts.
• A total of 91,067 trees were newly planted, replanted, or replaced in 2025.

• Held 11 port business seminars, during which 19 issues related to customer health and safety were raised and addressed. No incidents of data leakage, theft, or loss involving customer information were reported across all ports.
• Conducted 20 corporate integrity advocacy and site visit events. Held 41 anti-corruption awareness activities.

• In 2025, the Company strengthened its engagement with the international cruise industry through a series of overseas visits and promotional activities. In March and May, delegations visited the headquarters of Japanese cruise operators and relevant port authorities in Japan; in April, representatives attended the Seatrade Cruise Global Conference in Miami; in July, the Company participated in the Jeju Cruise Forum; and in December, key cruise industry stakeholders were visited in Busan, South Korea. In addition, Mitsui Ocean Cruises, Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, and Seabourn Cruises were invited to Taiwan in June, September, and November for familiarization visits, showcasing the capabilities of Taiwan's port cluster and the unique cultural attractions of local destinations.
• In 2025, President Wang Chin-Jung led a delegation to Canada to attend the 111th Annual Conference of the Association of Pacific Ports (APP 2025), further advancing international port cooperation and engagement. Key outcomes included the establishment of a sister-port relationship between the Port of Kaohsiung and the Port of Nanaimo, Canada; the sharing of TIPC's experience in developing international cruise business opportunities; and the announcement that the Port of Taichung will host the 2032 APP Annual Conference.