本公司高雄廠為台塑企業發源地，內含王永慶、王永在昆仲兩位創辦人辦公室，以及本公司第一代PVC 重合槽等。為保存全國第一座塑膠產業之工業遺址，並配合高雄市發展城市觀光政策，提供民眾一個具有歷史文化與遊憩、教育意義之觀光景點，期以帶動高雄市經濟發展，2013 年12 月向高雄市文化局申請將高雄廠部分地上建物登錄為歷史建築，俾設立「高雄市王永慶、王永在昆仲公園」。

2017 年9 月本公司代表南亞、台化及台塑石化公司，與高雄市政府締結意向書，同意各出資1.25 億元，合計5 億元成立基金會，專責推動公園之修復、管理維護暨再利用，以及整體園區規劃與營運等事宜。同時，本公司也將所有部分園區土地0.355 公頃捐贈高雄市政府，以及將通過文 化資產審議之地上建物與設備贈予基金會。

2018 年3 月14 日已經文化資產審議通過，台塑企業與高雄市政府並於4 月13 日共同舉辦捐贈典禮，本公司預定於2018 年6 月起陸續完成基金會成立，及上述土地、建物與設備捐贈手續，目標於2019年底以後陸續開放公園設施供民眾參觀。

FPC’s Kaohsiung Complex is the birthplace of FPG, which includes the office of the two founders of FPG, Mr. Wang Yung-Ching and Mr. Wang Yung-Tsai, as well as our first generation PVC polymerization tank. In order to preserve the first industrial site in the plastic industry in Taiwan, and provide the public with a tourist spot with historical culture, recreation and educational significance in line with the Kaohsiung City Government's policy of developing urban tourism, with hopes of driving the economic development of Kaohsiung City, we submitted an application to the Bureau of Cultural Affairs of Kaohsiung City Government in December 2013, to register part of above-ground structures in Kaohsiung Complex as historical buildings, so as to establish the Wang Yung-Ching and Wang Yung-Tsai Park.

In September 2017, FPC represented NPC, FCFC and FPCC to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Kaohsiung City Government, where both parties agreed to invest NT$125 million each, or a total of NT$500 million to set up a Fund, which is responsible for promoting the restoration, management and maintenance of the park, and reuse in the park, as well as matters related to the planning and operations of the entire park area. At the same time, we will also donate part of the land in the park covering 0.355 hectares to the Kaohsiung City Government, and donate the above-ground structures and equipment that have passed the cultural heritage review to the Fund.

As the application passed the cultural heritage review on March 14th, 2018, FPG and the Kaohsiung City Government jointly hosted the donation ceremony on April 13th. We are scheduled to complete the establishment of the funds and the donation procedures for the land, structures and equipment above in June 2018. We aim to open the park and its facilities to the public by the end of 2019.