Mr. Tsai Ching-Hui, Chairman of Taiwan K.K. Corp., was invited to attend National Taiwan University’s (NTU) “2025 Administrative Units Joint Year-End Banquet” yesterday (December 23). As an alumnus of NTU’s Department of Chemical Engineering (B83) and the NTU EMBA (Class of 107), Chairman Tsai expressed his deep gratitude for NTU’s education and mentorship by making a generous donation in support of the construction of the NTU Centennial Memorial Hall.
During the banquet, NTU President Wen-Chang Chen presented Chairman Tsai with the highly symbolic “Centennial Anniversary Commemorative Wooden Apple.” The award represents the fruitful results of the University and its alumni working together to nurture a thriving “forest of knowledge.”
Chairman Tsai remarked that NTU’s spirit has continued to guide his professional journey—from the strong technical foundation built through chemical engineering studies to the strategic leadership training gained through the EMBA program. With NTU’s centennial anniversary approaching in 2028, he noted that it is a great honor to contribute to campus development as a dual-degree alumnus. The donation will be dedicated to creating a next-generation, sustainable architectural landmark that integrates AI technology with the “Fragments” aesthetic, providing future students with a higher-quality, interdisciplinary learning environment for the next century.
Taiwan K.K. has long been committed to education and sustainable development. Chairman Tsai emphasized that corporate growth should go hand in hand with shared social progress. By supporting the modernization of NTU’s facilities, the Company not only expresses gratitude to its alma mater, but also fulfills its corporate social responsibility. Looking ahead, Taiwan K.K. will continue to strengthen industry–academia collaboration and contribute to Taiwan’s higher education and innovation ecosystem, advancing together toward excellence for the next hundred years.