Association with external organizations

Group
Activities

Gamania joins industry associations and engages non-profit organizations in various forms of exchange to explore collaborative opportunities. The company actively communicates with stakeholders to create a productive industry environment, build positive images, and realize business visions. Gamania and participants of the game industry jointly formed Taiwan Game Industry Promotion Alliance means to unite peers, promote productive exchange, explore collaborative opportunities, and create a business environment that benefits all. It is currently the most influential association in Taiwan’s game industry. The Group’s engagement in external organizations, lobbying activities, and public policies are assessed, approved by the senior executive of each business unit, and reported to the president on a regular basis.

Association with major external organizations

  • • Chinese Cryptology and Information Security Association

  • • Chinese Animation & Comic Publishers Association

  • • Information Service Industry Association of R.O.C.

  • • Taiwan Good Rice Circle Association

  • • Electronic Payment Association of R.O.C.

  • • Heart of Taiwan Animal Care

  • • Chinese Taipei Esports Association

  • • Taiwan Investor Relations Institute

  • • The Bankers Association of The Republic of ChinaNote

  • • Taiwan Information Security Association

  • • Taipei Neihu Technology Park Development Association

  • • Taiwan Game Industry Promotion Alliance

  • • CWS

  • • Thao Cultural Development Association in Yuchi Township

  • • Taichung Computer Association

  • • Entrepreneurs' Organization

  • • Taiwan Defense Industry Development Association

  • • Digital Assets & Open Technology Association Taiwan

  • • Tapangu Kuba Cultural Development Association of the Tsou, Alishan, Chiayi County

  • • The Taiwan Bar Association

  • • Tefuye Kuba Cultural Development Association of the Tsou, Chiayi County

  • • Criminal Investigation and Prevention Association of Republic of China

  • • Taitung County Pinuyumayan Ethnic Autonomy Affairs Promotion and Development Association

  • • Society of Wilderness

  • • New Media Entertainment Association

Note: The Electronic Payment Association of R.O.C. was officially established on October 1, 2025. Given the relevance of its activities to the Group's business, the Group joined the Association as of its date of establishment. At the same time, in connection with the above adjustment, the Group's membership in The Bankers Association of the Republic of China terminated on September 30, 2025

Public policy influence

Unit: NTD 1,000

Type2022202320242025
Lobbying organizations and interest groups0000
Political organizations and candidates3,9008008000
Industry associations and think tank groups6,63010,0508,4036,370
Other22,20922,79033,97128,063
Total32,73933,64043,17434,433

Note: The data coverage rate in this table is 100%, calculated based on the operating income.

【 Major investments 】

Unit: NTD 1,000

Expenditure in 2025RoleNature of associationInvestment purpose
Chinese Taipei Esports Association2,700Executive directorIndustry associationIn order to promote the sustainable development of CTESA, the Company regularly donates money to enhance the technical level of professional e-sports in Taiwan, facilitates the experience exchange among domestic and overseas e-sports organizations, and provides a better healthy and leisure environment for the citizens.
Taiwan Game Industry Promotion Alliance2,020DirectorIndustry associationThe Company sponsors the most influential public association in Taiwan's game industry to unite the power of related companies and organizations in the industry, stimulate industrial exchanges, develop collaboration opportunities, and strive for three goals: "protect gamers' rights," "build a friendly environment," and "fulfill social responsibility."
Taipei Computer Association35MemberIndustry associationWe have joined one of the important IT industry associations in Taiwan to promote the development of IT industry in Taiwan and organize major IT exhibitions at home and abroad to build friendly relations between Taiwan and the international IT industry.

Engagement in public policies - Climate alignment

【 Gamania Group's Net Zero Declaration 】

In 2023, Gamania’s Board of Directors passed the Group’s “Net-Zero Declaration,”setting carbon reduction targets: achieving Scope 1 and Scope 2 carbon neutrality by 2030, and achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050.We will make our best efforts to support national policies, take part in low-carbon transformation, and keep in line with the goal of the Paris Agreement.Beyond internal energy-saving and carbon reduction initiatives,Gamania continuously monitors the latest climate trends by participating in relevant climate-related industry associations.

【 Mechanism of engagement in associations 】

The assessment of Gamania’s engagement in associations is approved by the senior executive of each business unit and further reported to the president. Facing global sustainability issues, Gamania actively engages in climate advocacy and carbon reduction actions. For relevant associations, the principle of alignment with the Paris Agreement is also maintained. The “ESG Communication Office” is responsible for regularly evaluating whether these associations align with the Company’s sustainable development goals and policies to ensure consistent positioning, and it reports its findings to the committee. In cases where misalignments are identified, we engage with the associations and work towards ensuring consistency between their climate policies and our own.

【 Process for Climate-related Lobbying and Industry Association Participation 】

In 2025, Gamania did not engage in any direct lobbying activities related to climate. With respect to climate-related industry associations, Gamania participates in the “CommonWealth Sustainability CWS,” working with members from industry, government, and academia to advance climate change initiatives.

Name
Analysis of Goal Consistency
CWS
CWS joined hands with the industry, government, academia and research sector to develop a carbon reduction platform and environmental sustainability-related awards, encouraging the public and private sectors to commit themselves to the target of not exceeding 1.5°C of temperature rise by the end of the century.