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Governance 2025 Vol.02
AI and Green Energy as Dual Engines for Innovative Growth at TCC
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At 2025 AGM, TCC Chairman Nelson Chang emphasized "Mobilis in Mobili – Changing within Change", highlighting the "deep local cultivation, global presence," strategy and showcasing TCC's robust resilience against risks. TCC will establish diversified supply chains and adhere to "East-West advancement, North-South balance", transforming uncertainty into growth momentum.

"Mobilis in Mobili" is a Latin proverb meaning "Changing within Change." Referred by TCC Chairman Nelson Chang, "Mobilis in Mobili" is a Latin proverb meaning "Changing within Change." He emphasized how TCC is transforming uncertainty into a driving force for growth amidst today's global political instability and rapid economic shifts.
Cement as the Foundation for Industries Like Semiconductors
Addressing the recent semiconductor industry boom, Chairman Nelson Chang stated that cement is the cornerstone of all infrastructure and industries. TCC also assists in the disposal of industrial waste generated by industries like semiconductors, quietly supporting the functioning of society. In today's increasingly complex global political and economic landscape, TCC's strategy of "deep local cultivation, global presence" demonstrates its resilience against risks. Facing geopolitical fluctuations and the headwinds of economic slowdown, Chairman Nelson Chang emphasized, "We do not chase short-term gains; instead, we steadily plan for long-term value." TCC will continue to optimize its strategy, adhering to an international layout of "East-West advancement, North-South balance." By establishing diversified supply chains and strengthening financial management, TCC will refine uncertainty into forward momentum.
Driven by Sustainability: Enhancing Carbon Competitiveness
In April of this year, the Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA) released the world's first Low Carbon Rating (LCR) standard for cement and concrete. All of TCC's global products meet these standards, making TCC the only company in Taiwan with both cement and concrete products achieving compliance. Chairman Nelson Chang stressed, "To achieve net-zero carbon emissions, the cement industry must undergo significant changes." Due to limitations imposed by regulations in Taiwan, TCC's carbon reduction technologies are restricted, preventing it from achieving the same level of carbon reduction as European cement products.

The AGM venue displayed cement bags from TCC's global cement business units
Furthermore, with the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) soon to be implemented, a large volume of high-carbon emission cement imports continue to flood the Taiwanese market, causing Taiwan's overall carbon emission bill to rise. While developing low-carbon products, TCC continues to engage with the government to promote a Taiwan version of CBAM, ensuring that imported and exported cement share the responsibility for carbon reduction. Additionally, Chairman Nelson Chang suggested that the government should learn from Europe, the US, and Japan by prioritizing low-carbon building materials in public constructions, thereby leading the way in low-carbon procurement.
Pioneering with Technology: AI Accelerates TCC's Smart Transformation
Chairman Nelson Chang believes that "the best way to predict the future is to create it." From process upgrades and green energy development to zero-carbon transportation, TCC has fully integrated AI technology this year across four major areas: cement production line early warning systems, smart glasses for remote operations, drone inspections, and smart mining.
TCC's European subsidiary, CIMPOR, has implemented over 10,000 sets of AI x IoT smart monitoring systems across 25 factories in 6 countries. These systems act as a "smart brain" for production lines, enabling real-time warnings and preventive maintenance. Engineers are equipped with RealWear AI smart glasses, allowing them to access data, connect with remote support, and precisely execute maintenance instructions through voice commands, creating a highly efficient work environment. In Mainland China, TCC's Yingde plant in Guangdong uses AI-powered drones to autonomously fly along pre-set routes, completing daily inspections of solar power plants and cement factory equipment without human intervention. TCC's Yingde plant and Jurong plant in Jiangsu have also progressively introduced autonomous electric mining trucks, which use AI to plan the shortest routes and avoid obstacles in real-time, coupled with remote monitoring to ensure safety and efficiency.
Facing the energy transition, TCC is not just a participant but also a driving force, actively expanding its new energy footprint and transforming the challenges of green transition into opportunities for corporate growth. In response to the wave of technological revolution, AI is a powerful engine for TCC's transformation and upgrading. We will continue to focus on and introduce the latest technologies, staying at the forefront of change. Looking ahead, TCC will uphold the spirit of "looking up at the stars, while keeping our feet on the ground," consolidating core strengths, adhering to quality reputation, and using innovation as momentum to unlock unlimited possibilities for products and markets.

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