| 英文摘要 |
This study employs an event study methodology to examine whether TSMC's announcement of its investment to establish a factory in Germany has an abnormal impact on the stock prices of Taiwan's listed tech giants and whether there is any early disclosure of the factory establishment news and the degree of sustained investor interest. The test results indicate that during the event period, only the P-value on the seventh day before the event was 1.63%, reaching a very significant level of 5%, with an average abnormal return of 1.09%. Additionally, the test results of the average cumulative abnormal returns show that there is no significance in the tests for different cumulative event periods. This indicates that, apart from the absence of early disclosure of the factory establishment news in the market, investor attention to this investment has also shown a weak response. This may be attributed to the fact that the scale and technological level of this investment are far less than the previous investment case in Arizona, USA. Furthermore, there are lingering concerns about the substantial financial subsidies promised by the German government and whether TSMC's management practices are culturally compatible with the German workforce. |