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Statutory disclosure document8035Tokyo Electron LimitedElectrical Equipment and Precision Instruments

Judgment Concerning Our Taiwanese Subsidiary

A Taiwanese court issued a judgment ordering our Taiwan subsidiary to pay a fine for breaching its supervisory duty toward a former employee. The judgment carries a three-year suspended sentence, conditional on payments to the customer and the Taiwan government.

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Decision and Details

Taiwanese court

Judgment against our Taiwan subsidiary

Decision27 April 2026
Period CoveredThree-year suspended sentence
ImplementationThe fine is scheduled to be paid pursuant to the judgment. Three-year suspended sentence
Going forwardThe Group will further strengthen its information management systems and related controls. Based on its agreement with the customer, it will strengthen the principles governing the protection and sharing of trade secrets and confidential information.
AmountFine of NT$150 million (NT$100 million to the customer and NT$50 million to the Taiwan government)
Reason

For breaching the supervisory duty toward a former employee under the National Security Act and other applicable laws. The judgment states that Tokyo Electron Taiwan Ltd. had not adequately fulfilled its supervisory duty toward the former employee.

Impact on Business Performance

No impact on business performance from this matter

Decision and Details
ItemDetails
Matter CoveredJudgment against our Taiwan subsidiary
Decision-Making BodyTaiwanese court
Decision Date27 April 2026
Implementation DateThe fine is scheduled to be paid pursuant to the judgment. Three-year suspended sentence
Period CoveredThree-year suspended sentence
AmountFine of NT$150 million (NT$100 million to the customer and NT$50 million to the Taiwan government)
Impact on Business PerformanceNo impact on business performance from this matter
ReasonFor breaching the supervisory duty toward a former employee under the National Security Act and other applicable laws. The judgment states that Tokyo Electron Taiwan Ltd. had not adequately fulfilled its supervisory duty toward the former employee.
Governing RuleNational Security Act and other applicable laws
Related previous disclosures“Regarding the Indictment of Our Taiwan Subsidiary,” dated 3 December 2025
Future plansThe Group will further strengthen its information management systems and related controls. Based on its agreement with the customer, it will strengthen the principles governing the protection and sharing of trade secrets and confidential information.
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The judgment found that our Taiwan subsidiary had not adequately fulfilled its supervisory duty toward a former employee under the National Security Act and other applicable laws. The Company states that no organizational involvement or external leakage of confidential information has been confirmed and that the matter will have no impact on business performance.

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