| 英文摘要 |
This study applies Grey Relational Analysis and the Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (FAHP), which combines Fuzzy Theory, and Analytic Hierarchy Process, to analyze the correlation between corporate operational performance and environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) metrics in the high-tech industry for TSMC and Delta between 2018 and 2021. Firstly, through Grey Relational Analysis, the study finds a high correlation between the implementation of ESG responsibilities and operational performance for both TSMC and Delta. Among the“environmental”factors, the indicators of“greenhouse gas emissions,”“emission intensity,”and“water usage”exhibit the highest correlation with company performance. Secondly, using FAHP, the study analyzes the opinions of relevant managers from these two high-tech companies and finds that both companies pay significant attention to the assessment indicators under the“environmental”dimension during ESG decision-making. The contribution of this study lies in analyzing the correlation order between ESG sub-factors and company performance for TSMC and Delta. Given limited resources and objective conditions, the implementation sequence of various factors may have an exclusion effect, requiring consideration of which factors should be prioritized. This analysis provides valuable insights for other firms to refer to. Additionally, this study identifies the perspectives of the managers of these two high-tech companies regarding the importance of implementing ESG sub-factors. By analyzing their perceptions, it reflects how Taiwanese high-tech companies perceive human issues and the corporate development under the global ESG regulatory mechanism. These findings and discussions highlight the characteristics of Taiwanese high-tech industry firms and provide useful references for relevant stakeholders. |