Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) Details July Shareholding Moves, Fresh Bond Issuance

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (NYSE:TSM) is one of the best dividend stocks to buy. On August 25, the company’s filings revealed that Vice President Jonathan Lee grew his holdings by 346 shares, moving from 459,526 on June 30 to 459,872 on July 31. There were no new pledges of common shares by directors, executives, or large shareholders owning more than 10%.

For asset management, TSM and its subsidiaries bought NT$10.2 billion in fixed-income assets and got rid of NT$0.4 billion in July.

The filing showed that TSM distributed new unsecured bonds in two parts under the 114-3 series. Tranche A, worth NT$8.3 billion, has a 1.92% coupon and will mature between July 2025 and July 2030. Tranche B, amounting to NT$4.0 billion, carries a 2.05% coupon and will mature between July 2025 and July 2035. Both tranches feature bullet repayment and annual interest payments.

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