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Event File FINTECH Taiwan Depository & Clearing Corporation (TDCC)

TDCC Adds Rights-Issue Share Alerts to eNotice

1 reports · First detected 2026-07-27 · Last active 2026-07-27

Taiwan Depository & Clearing Corporation launched eNotice in June 2023 to digitize shareholder communications, initially covering cash and stock dividend payments and later ETF income distributions. The platform replaces mailed notices with email or app alerts, helping issuers cut processing and paper costs while giving investors faster access to corporate-action information. Adding rights-issue share delivery completes coverage of three core distribution notices and advances Taiwan’s push for digital, lower-carbon financial services.

TDCC launched electronic notices for shares delivered through cash capital increases on July 24, 2026, following Financial Supervisory Commission approval on April 21. As of June 16, 1,568 issuers had signed up, more than 27 million notices had been sent and 1.71 million shareholders had opted in. Existing corporate users need not sign a new contract, while completed notices are billed to issuers at NT$5 each.

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CTEE.COM.TW 2026-07-27
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Taiwan FSC Approves New eNotice Alerts for Capital Increases and Tender Offers2026-06-24 · 4 reports · similarity 0.88

Taiwan Depository & Clearing Corporation developed the eNotice platform to let listed and over-the-counter companies notify shareholders electronically, reducing paper mailing, manual processing and carbon-emission costs. The Financial Supervisory Commission approved an expansion of the service to include notices on the distribution of shares subscribed through cash capital increases and on tender offers. The additions affect about 1.71 million shareholders and are expected to support financial-market digitalization and companies’ ESG efforts.

TDCC planned to launch notices for the distribution of shares subscribed through cash capital increases in late July 2024. Electronic tender-offer notices were also included among the new services, which were originally scheduled to be introduced collectively in the third quarter of 2024. Shareholders can receive alerts through eNotice, reducing the risk of overlooking paper notices. The FSC and TDCC did not disclose the cost of developing the new services or estimate the resulting savings.

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