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Disclosure Platform (“KAP”) and the transaction must be submitted to

the general assembly for approval. In such a case, no meeting quorum

is required and the parties of the transaction and related parties cannot

vote in the general assembly. The resolutions are taken by a simple

majority vote. The resolutions of the board of directors and general

assembly not adopted in accordance with the aforesaid principles shall

be deemed void.

Communiqué on Corporate Governance Principles, II-17.1

Transactions to be Conducted with Related Parties

As per Art. 9 of the Communiqué, companies and their sub-

sidiaries shall adopt a board of directors’ resolution determining the

principles of the transactions before conducting transactions as set

forth below in Part 1 and Part 2 with the related parties:

Part 1:

In case;

a) the proportion of the transaction cost to total assets calculated

pursuant to the last financial statements disclosed to the public

or the revenue sum constituted pursuant to the last annual

financial statements disclosed to the public or the company

value calculated by using the arithmetic ratio of the weighted

average prices adjusted daily for six months before the date of

the board of directors’ resolution, as a base, in transactions sim-

ilar to asset and service procurements and transactions of

responsibility transfer between companies, their subsidiaries

and the related parties; or

b) the proportion of the transaction cost (the net book value if it is

higher) to the total assets calculated pursuant to the last finan-

cial statements disclosed to the public or revenue sum consti-

tuted pursuant to the last annual financial statements disclosed

to the public or company value calculated by using the arith-

metic ratio of the weighted average prices adjusted daily for six

months before the date of the board of directors’ resolution, as

a base, in transactions similar to asset and service sales

between companies, their subsidiaries and the related parties;

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