The Harvard Business Review announced the Taiwan Top 100 Best-Performing Business Leaders, Evans S. W. Tu, President of SYNNEX Group has been awarded for five consecutive times since the inception of the rankings. According to the survey, the company's market value increased by NT$131.4 billion under Mr. Tu's leadership. Additionally, Mr. Tu ranked 4th in the individual indicator of " Total Rate of Shareholder Return during Tenure" , highlighting his outstanding achievements in operational performance and sustainable corporate development.

The " Taiwan Top 100 Best-Performing Business Leaders " survey mainly follows the methodology of the U.S. edition of the global top 100 CEOs. It is the largest and only performance survey in Taiwan focused on the personal performance of leaders of publicly listed companies. The selection criteria include four major aspects: "Market Value Growth during Tenure," "Cumulative Total Shareholder Return (TSR) during Tenure," "Average Annual EPS (Earnings Per Share) during Tenure," and "ESG Ratings." These criteria are used to identify the top 100 leaders of publicly listed companies in Taiwan who have led their companies to outstanding long-term performance.

Evans S.W. Tu founded SYNNEX in 1988, and the company has experienced steady and continuous growth over the past 35 years. In 1995, Synnex became the first publicly listed electronic distribution company in Taiwan, achieving a remarkable record of 28 consecutive years of profitability and dividend distribution since its listing. In addition, Synnex's overseas expansion has been notably successful, continually innovating its business models to adapt to technological changes, positioning Synnex as a leading distributor of ICT and semiconductors in the Asia-Pacific region. As Synnex embarks on its next 35 years, the company will continue to improve its management mechanisms and accelerate digital operations, adhering to the concept of "Sustainable SYNNEX, Cherish the Earth", Synnex aims to fully integrate its supply chain ecosystem partners to enhance operational efficiency and reduce carbon emissions, committing to sustainable development for both the enterprise and the environment.