TEL FOR GOOD (Social Contribution Activities)
Initiatives around the World

Expanding TEL FOR GOOD Activities
Tokyo Electron’s social contribution activities aim to contribute to the resolution of social issues and the development of local
communities through various activities while deepening relationships of trust with all stakeholders.
As a manufacturer of semiconductor and flat panel display production equipment, we have selected four focus areas. We place great
importance on innovation and technology, focus on the education of human resources to support them and aim to preserve the global
environment while, at the same time, ensuring communication and involvement with the communities where we are operatingworldwide.
In addition to taking initiatives through business, we strive to help achieve the SDGs through the activities of TEL FOR GOOD.

4 Focus Areas and Relevant SDGs

Korea

In support of the semiconductor scholarshipprogram sponsored by the Korea
Semiconductor Industry Association (KSIA),Tokyo Electron Korea, together withsemiconductor manufacturers and device
manufacturers, has since 2008 been
providing scholarships to students who havedemonstrated excellence in thesemiconductor sector. Through fiscal year
2020, one science and engineering student majoring in semiconductors wasselected and awarded a semiconductor scholarship of approximately 1 million yen.
Starting in fiscal year 2021, the number of scholarship recipients was increased totwo. The scholarships are awarded during the commemorative ceremony for
Korean Semiconductor Day, which takes place on October 29 every year.

U.S.
Innovation and Technology

Education

Environment

Community Involvement

Semiconductor ScholarshipGirl Day at the University of Texas at Austin

In collaboration with the Women in
Engineering Program at theUniversity of Texas at Austin, Tokyo
Electron America is promoting theparticipation and advancement ofwomen in engineering fields.
Targeting girls up to junior high school, the program offers more than 150 STEM1
activities, with corporate partners and volunteers acting as hosts to provide thestudents with opportunities to explore STEM themes. In fiscal year 2021, 10Tokyo Electron America employees prepared for these activities and carried out
a project to help the students search for common elements found at home using
the AR-enhanced periodic table2.
1 STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
2 AR-enhanced periodic table: Our advertisement presenting a periodic table of elements withaugmented reality (AR) features, which was granted a Guinness World Records title on June 30,
2017

Number of TEL FOR GOOD Activities (FY2021)
By focus area

By region

Education
11
Innovation andTechnology
15

Europe10China 3Korea
9United States
14

Environment
16
Community Involvement
94

Taiwan
16

Japan
84

TEL FOR GOOD is the brand namethat represents our social
contribution activities. From fiscal
year 2019, we are using it as acollective term for social
contribution events and variousprograms, donations and volunteer
activities sponsored by our groupcompanies around the world.

JapanTo preserve the forest environment, Tokyo
Electron Miyagi has been continuously
planting trees since fiscal year 2018. In fiscalyear 2021, to prevent the spread of COVID-19,
a smaller, elite corps of eight employees
carried out various afforestation activities,
including thinning and tree planting, as well as
trail and bridge maintenance. To ensure theireffective utilization, the thinned trees wereused as teaching materials in elementary and junior high schools in Taiwa-cho,
where they were made into tops and flutes.

EuropeAssistance after the July 2020 Heavy RainIn support of activities to prevent thespread of COVID-19 and in the hopes ofending the pandemic and returning
people’s lives to normalcy as soon as
possible, we donated 100 million yen tothe International Federation of Red Cross
and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC).

After heavy rain caused flooding,especially in the Kyushu region in
July 2020, we donated 100 million
yen to Kumamoto Prefecture tohelp the flood victims and in thehopes of quickly restoring theaffected areas.

* Photo credit: Hitoyoshi City55

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Afforestation Activity “Tokyo Electron Forest”

Virtual Running Event

Because of a lockdown due to COVID-19, Tokyo
Electron Europe organized a virtual running eventnear the homes of participating employees. Eachteam formed within the company set up a target
distance, which was run by individual employees
wearing T-shirts printed with the Tokyo Electronlogo. Tokyo Electron Europe contributed funds inan amount matching the total distance run by
the participants. When added up, the donatedfunds amounted to approximately 800 euros and were donated to Sonnenstrahle.V., a charitable organization located in Dresden serving cancer-afflicted children
and their family members.

Science Intercollegiate

Science Intercollegiate is an event foruniversity and technical college
students to present findings of theirown research. We have been afeatured sponsor since the firstcompetition. By providing an
opportunity to present their research,
the event aims to motivate students toundertake research and to foster
original and richly creative scientists and engineers. The 10th Science Intercollegiate
was held online from January 25 to February 28, 2021, attended by 60 students
from 40 finalist groups, bringing the total number of students presenting theirresearch to more than 1,900 since the event’s inception.

TaiwanHsinchu Supplementary Japanese Language
SchoolIn Hsinchu, where Tokyo Electron Taiwan’s
headquarters is located, supplementary
Japanese lessons and presentations are heldfor the children of expatriate Japaneseemployees, targeting students of junior highschool age or younger. In fiscal year 2021, 36
students participated in these activities.
Volunteers handle everything in thesupplementary school, from administration tothe actual teaching, with two hours of Japanese language lessons offered every week.
Tokyo Electron Taiwan contributes funds every year to support the school’s activities,
which offer the students a rare and precious opportunity to study Japanese.

JapanSpecial Topics
Support to Help End the Global Pandemic

Japan

Tree Planting for Recharging Water Resources

Approximately 80% of Kumamoto
Prefecture’s water supply resources areunderground. For Kumamoto City inparticular, because 100% of the waterworks
are supplied by groundwater, preservation ofgroundwater is an important activity forsecuring future water resources.
Since 2006, Tokyo Electron Kyushu has
been working on broadleaf afforestation
suited to groundwater recharge in Nishihara Village, in the outer rim of southern
Mount Aso, and in fiscal year 2021, carried out brush clearing and supplementary
planting. So far, approximately 2,800 employees and family members haveparticipated in these activities, planting a total of 4.2 ha with 13,810 trees.

Japan

Support to Prevent the Spread ofCOVID-19

To help prevent the spread of COVID-19,
Tokyo Electron Technology Solutions donated
10 million yen each to Yamanashi and Iwate
Prefectures, where its plants and offices arelocated. The donated funds were utilized forthe two prefectures’ COVID-19-related
operations, such as purchasing equipmentthat could quickly confirm PCR test results.

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