Shuangjian Company announced that its 115th annual general meeting of shareholders approved the lifting of non-compete restrictions for newly appointed directors, allowing certain directors to engage in businesses similar to the company’s operations during their term of office.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is Shuangjian's non-compete waiver?
A: It allows directors to engage in competing businesses, permitted under Article 209 of Taiwan's Company Act.
Q: Who received the waiver?
A: Directors Tsai Mao-Te, Li Kun-Chang, Lin Liang, Liu Chien-Liang (representing JDI), and Wang Jen-Chien.
Q: What is the purpose of this move?
A: To enhance management flexibility and foster strategic partnerships through diversified directorships.
Q: Does this affect financial performance?
A: The company states there is no material impact on financial or operational performance.
Q: Is this common among Taiwanese firms?
A: Yes, cross-directorships are common, especially among SMEs in Taiwan's tech sector.