Our Focuses｜Social Inclusion｜Promotion of Charity and Environmental Protection
Social Inclusion
Winbond’s headquarters is located in the Central Taiwan Science Park in Taichung City, with additional facilities and offices in Kaohsiung City and Hsinchu County/City. As a result, the scope of Winbond’s community engagement encompasses these three regions. For communities in Kaohsiung and Hsinchu, where the headquarters is not located, the company prioritizes sustainability initiatives and improvement measures based on operational needs and resource allocation considerations.
To advance its ESG vision, Winbond aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and continued to invest resources under three core strategies:“ Talent Development,”“ Social Welfare and Environmental Education,” and“ Nature-based Solutions.” By integrating internal and external resources—such as stakeholders including customers, suppliers, public-sector entities, universities, and NGOs—the Company promoted community development and environmental improvement and amplified the impact of social inclusion initiatives.
Total number of donors in 2025
1208
donors
Total amount of social welfare donations in 2025
29020000
NTD
Benefiting from scholarships in 2025
1028
students
Sponsoring Houfeng Bikeway
In 2025, Winbond continued its commitment to the adoption of public recreational facilities by collaborating with the Taichung City Tourism Bureau to maintain the Hou-Feng Bike Path. Winbond is responsible for regular road cleaning, tree trimming, and other maintenance tasks to ensure the path’s cleanliness, safety, and aesthetic appeal. This initiative reflects Winbond’s dedication to preserving Taichung’s public recreational facilities and enhancing the quality of leisure spaces.
2025 Cleaning Expenses
Cross-border symbiosis: implementing global“ conservation actions” through scientific monitoring
Winbond (Taiwan) introduced the ICC International Coastal Cleanup recording methodology in the Dadu River cleanup, where 85 employees tracked waste sources through data collection and removed 158 kg of waste. In parallel, Winbond (Taiwan) collaborated with the Society of Wilderness, with 105 volunteers removing 487 kg
of beach waste at Nanliao Fishing Harbor, demonstrating a gentle yet firm commitment to ocean protection.Winbond (Hong Kong) also mobilized participation in the Sai Kung Sha Ha beach cleanup, successfully removing approximately 20 kg of waste and deepening professional understanding of marine pollution issues.Winbond (Taiwan) engaged 65 employees at the Yuanzhonggang Wetland to remove invasive species and 147 kg of waste, restoring water purification functions and protecting biodiversity. Winbond (China) mobilized 34 partners at Yulong Snow Mountain in Yunnan, achieving a 70% waste recycling and reuse rate and conveying the beauty of sustainability through the distribution of“ plannable seed medals.”
Clearing a total of
