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Itochu Taiwan transferred approximately 17.27% of its equity in Taipei 101 to Chengmei Venture Capital. Taipei 101 respects this adjustment and welcomes new shareholders.
Itochu Taiwan announced today that it will transfer its 17.27% stake in Taipei Financial Building Company (Taipei 101) to Chengmei Venture Capital, a subsidiary of the Wei family of Ting Hsin Group. Taipei 101 confirmed that it welcomes Chengmei Venture Capital to join the ranks of shareholders. In the future, it will work with all shareholders to continue to promote the company's steady growth, create operational success, and create long-term value for shareholders and society.
Taipei 101 stated that Taiwan Itochu Investment Co., Ltd. will transfer all of its approximately 17.274% stake in Taipei 101 to Chengmei Venture Capital Co., Ltd.
Taipei 101 respects Itochu's decision to adjust its shareholding, sincerely thanks Itochu for its participation and contribution during the investment period, and welcomes Chengmei Venture Capital to join the ranks of shareholders. In recent years, Taipei 101 has achieved outstanding operating results. In the future, it will work with all shareholders to continue to promote the company's steady growth, jointly create good operating results, and create long-term value for shareholders and society.

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