In which market was this investment made?

The investment was in the 1-day treasury reverse repo (GC001) on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, a short-term financial instrument in mainland China.

What kind of security was invested in?

A 1-day reverse repo backed by government bonds, a low-risk instrument suitable for short-term cash management.

Why is disclosure required at 20%?

Under Taiwan's asset disposition rules, securities investments exceeding 20% of paid-in capital must be disclosed as material information.

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Ko-Chia-KY Announces Subsidiaries' Cumulative Acquisition of Same Securities Reaching 20% of Paid-in Capital

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Seven subsidiaries of Ko-Chia-KY—Suzhou Jiayi, Kede, Jiaca, Aipulai, Baihong, Jiahuang, and Jiajun—collectively acquired 1-day treasury reverse repos (GC001, code 204001) on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, totaling NT$152,693 thousand. The cumulative investment has reached 20% of the company's paid-in capital, triggering a mandatory public disclosure. The investment purpose is financial asset management with non-related parties.

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Q: In which market was this investment made?: A: The investment was in the 1-day treasury reverse repo (GC001) on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, a short-term financial instrument in mainland China.
Q: What kind of security was invested in?: A: A 1-day reverse repo backed by government bonds, a low-risk instrument suitable for short-term cash management.
Q: Why is disclosure required at 20%?: A: Under Taiwan's asset disposition rules, securities investments exceeding 20% of paid-in capital must be disclosed as material information.