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Maywufa AGM Information 2023

Jun 7, 2023

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Stock Code 1731

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Handbook for the 2023 Annual Meeting of Shareholders

Form of meeting: Physical Meeting Meeting Time: May 26, 2023 Meeting Place: 3rd Fl., No.10 Shih-er Rd.,Yangmei District, Taoyuan City

Table of Contents

I.Meeting Procedures ........................................................................................................................... 1 II.Meeting Agenda ............................................................................................................................... 2 1.Report Items .............................................................................................................................. 3 2.Acknowledged Matters ............................................................................................................. 4 3.Discussion Matters .................................................................................................................... 6 4.Election Matters ........................................................................................................................ 8 5.Other Matters ............................................................................................................................ 9 6.Extemporary Motions ............................................................................................................. 10 III. Attachments 1.The 2022 Business report ........................................................................................................ 11 2.Th 2022 Audit Committee’s Review Report .......................................................................... 17 3.Corporate Governance Best Practice Principles Comparison Table for the Amended Provisions .............................................................................................................. 18 4.2022 Independent Auditors’ Report and Financial Statements ............................................ 23 5.Articles of Incorporation Comparison Table for the Amended Provisions ............................ 43 6.Rules of Procedure for Shareholder Meetings Comparison Table for the Amended Provisions .............................................................................................................. 45 7.Director and Independent Director Candidates ..................................................................... 56 8.Details on Directors and Their Representatives Holding Concurrent Positions in Other Companies .............................................................................................................................. 62 IV.Appendices 1.Rules of Procedure for Shareholder Meetings ........................................................................ 64 2.Articles of Incorporation ......................................................................................................... 67 3.Rules for Director Elections .................................................................................................... 74 4.Shareholding of Directors ....................................................................................................... 76

I. Meeting Procedures

Maywufa Company Limited Procedure for the 2023 Annual Meeting of Shareholders

  • 1.Calling the Meeting to Order (Report the total number of shares present)

  • 2.Chairperson Remarks

  • 3.Report Items

  • Acknowledged Matters

  • 5.Discussion Matters

  • 6.Election Matters

  • 7.Other Matters

  • 8.Extemporary Motions

  • Adjournment

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II. Meeting Agenda

Maywufa Company Limited Procedure for the 2023 Annual Meeting Agendas

Form of meeting: Physical Meeting Meeting Time: 9:00a.m., Friday , May 26, 2023 Meeting Place: 3rd Fl., No.10 Shih-er Rd., Yangmei District, Taoyuan City

  1. Call the Meeting to Order (Report the total number of shares present)

  2. Chairperson Remarks

  3. Report Items

  4. (1)The 2022 Business Report.

  5. (2)The 2022 Audit Committee’s Review Report.

  6. (3)Report on amendment to "Corporate Governance Best Practice Principles".

  7. (4)2022 employees’and directors’compensation.

  8. Acknowledged Matters

  9. (1)Adoption of 2022 the individual and consolidated Financial Statements and Business Report.

  10. (2)Adoption of the proposal for distribution of 2022 profits.

  11. Discussion Matters

  12. (1)Amendment to the "Articles of Incorporation".

  13. (2)Amendment to the "Rules of Procedure for Shareholder Meetings".

  14. 6.Election Matters

Elections of board directors.

  • 7.Other Matters

  • Proposal to Release the Prohibition on Directors and Their Representatives from Participation in Competitive Business.

  • Extemporary Motions

  • Adjournment

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1.Report Items

  • (1) The 2022 Business Report.

Explanation: Please refer to Attachment 1 (page 11~16) for detailed Business Report.

  • (2) The 2022 Audit Committee's Review Report .

  • Explanation: Please refer to Attachment 2 (page 17) for 2022 Audit Committee’s Review

  • Report.

  • (3) Report on amendment to "Corporate Governance Best Practice Principles".

  • Explanation :(i).According to the Taiwan Stock Exchange Corporation's Corporate Governance

  • Code Letter No. 1110024366 dated December 23, 2022,this Case was passed by the resolution of the board of directors on February 24, 2022,certain provisions of

  • "Corporate Governance Best Practice Principles" have been revised.

  • (ii).Please refer to Attachment 3 (page 18-22) for Amendment comparison table of

  • "Corporate Governance Best Practice Principles".

  • (iii).Report.

  • (4) 2022 employees’and directors’compensation .

Explanation: (i).In accordance with Article 28 of the Articles of Incorporation,this Case has

  - been passed by the resolution of the the board of directors on February 24, 2023.
  • (ii).The company earned profits (profit before tax before remuneration of employee and of directors) as NT$ 219,319,573 in 2022.The company appropriated 3% for employees’ remuneration to NT$ 6,579,587 and 2% of directors remuneration to NT$ 4,386,391,both of which were paid in cash.

  • (iii).Report.

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2. Acknowledged Matters

  • (1)Subject:Adoption of 2022 the individual and consolidated Financial Statements and Business

Report. (Proposed by the Board of Directors)

Explanation: (i).The Company's 2022 financial statements and business report have been

  • approved by the audit committee and the resolution of the board of directors on February 24, 2023. The Financial Statements have been audited by Deloitte Taiwan Accountants Chao-Mei Chen and Yu Cheng-Chuan, and issued

  • “Unqualified Opinion”

  • (ii).Please refer to Attachment 1 (page 11~16) for 2022 Business Report and Please

  • refer to Attachment 4 (page 23~42) for Financial Statements.

  • (iii).Please acknowledge.

Resolution:

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  • (2)Subject:Adoption of the proposal for distribution of 2022 profits.

  • (Proposed by the Board of Directors)

Explanation: (i).Adoption of the proposal for distribution of 2022 profits was approved by the

  • audit committee and the resolution of the board of directors on February 24, 2023.

  • (ii).It is proposed to allocate NT$146,206,768 from the distributable earnings for the distribution of cash dividends, with a dividend of NT$1.10 per share. The calculation is rounded down to the nearest whole New Taiwan dollar. Any fractional dividends less than one New Taiwan dollar shall be disregarded, and the total amount of such dividends not distributed shall be included in the company's other income.

  • (iii).The proposal for distribution of 2022 profits Unit: NT$

(iii).Theproposal for distribution of 2022profits Unit: NT$
Unappropriated retained earnings for previous years 154,820,494
Plus: Netprofit for 2022 161,830,747
Plusremeasurement of defined benefit plan
recognized in the retained earnings
10,038,528
Plus: disposals of investments in equity instruments
measured at FVOCI
21,449,674
Adjusted unappropriated retained earnings after net profit
plus other items calculated into
193,318,949
Less: 10% legal reserve (19,331,895)
Plus: special reserve (46,805,020)
Earnings available for distribution for 2022 282,002,528
Distribution Items
PlusCommon share dividendsCash
(NT$1.10 /per share)
(146,206,768)
Unappropriated retained earnings at the end of the period 135,795,760
  • Chairman: Lee Chen-Chia General Manager: Lai Yu-Ju Financial Supervisor: Lu Shu-Chun

  • (ⅳ).Upon the approval of the Annual Meeting of Shareholders, it is proposed that the board of directors shall be authorized to resolve the ex-dividend date, payment date and other relevant issues.

  • (v).It is proposed that the Chairperson of the board of directors be authorized with full power and authority to adjust distribution percentage if the number of outstanding shares is affected.

  • (vi).Please acknowledge.

Resolution:

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3. Discussion Matters

  • (1)Subject:Amendment to the "Articles of Incorporation".(Proposed by the Board of Directors) Explanation: (i).The "Articles of Incorporation" is proposed to be amended in accordance with

  • the amendment of applicable laws and actual operational needs.

  • (ii).Please refer to Attachment 5 (page 43~44) for Amendment comparison table

  • of "Articles of Incorporation".

  • (iii).This case has been approved by the board of directors on February 24, 2023.

  • (iv).Please discuss.

Resolution:

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  • (2)Subject:Amendment to the " Rules of Procedure for Shareholder Meetings".

  • (Proposed by the Board of Directors)

Explanation: (i).The "Rules of Procedure for Shareholder Meetings" is proposed to be

  • amended in accordance with the amendment of applicable laws and actual operational needs.

  • (ii).Please refer to Attachment 6 (page 45~55) for Amendment comparison table of "Rules of Procedure for Shareholder Meetings".

  • (iv).Please discuss.

Resolution:

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4. Election Matters

Subject:Elections of board directors. (Proposed by the Board of Directors)

Explanation: (i).The current board of directors of the company consists of thirteen member

  • (including three independent directors) the date of their term expiration is May 26,2023. A comprehensive election will be held at the upcoming Annual Shareholders' Meeting in 2023.

  • (ii).For the upcoming Annual Shareholders' Meeting, thirteen directors will be

  • Company's Articles of Incorporation. The director election will adopt a candidate nomination system, with candidates selected from the list of nominees by the shareholders. Newly elected directors will take office from the date of the election and will serve a three-year term, from May 26,2023 to May 25,2026.

  • (iii).The list of director and independent director candidates for this election has been passed by the resolution of the board of directors on February 24,2023. Please refer to Attachment 7 (page 56~61) for Elections of Board Directors.

  • (iv) Please refer to Appendix 3 (page 74-75) for"Rules for Director Elections".

  • (v).Please conduct the election.

Election results:

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5.Other Matters

Subject:Proposal to Release the Prohibition on Directors and Their Representatives from

Participation in Competitive Business. (Proposed by the Board of Directors)

Explanation: (i).According to Article 209 of the Company Law, if a director engages in an act

  • within the scope of the company's business for themselves or others, they must explain the important details of their actions to the shareholders' meeting and obtain their approval.

  • (ii).For information regarding director candidates who also hold positions in other companies, Please refer to Attachment 8 (page 62-63) for details on directors and their representatives holding concurrent positions in other companies. It is proposed that the Shareholders' Meeting agree to lift the restrictions on director competition from the date of the newly elected directors' appointment.

  • (iii).This case has been approved by the board of directors on February 24,2023.

  • (iv).Please discuss.

Resolution:

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6.Extemporary Motions

7. Adjournment

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III. Attachments

Attachment 1

Maywufa Company Limited The 2022 Business Report

I.2023 Business Policy

  • (1).Consumer Business Unit

  • (i).Maywufa[®] maintains its leading position in the hair dye market: The Maywufa[®] Herbal Color Cream for covering gray hair has been widely popular among consumers due to its fashionable and youthful hair colors. Maywufa[®] Colorful Hair Color Cream for young hair coloring, has maintained its image as the top hair dye brand in Taiwan for young people by optimizing its packaging design and upgrading its products.

  • (ii).Expanding into the huge market of hair care products: Maywufa[®] continues to develop new functional hair care products for more consumers, as well as environmentally friendly formulas that meet market trends. The brand has also launched limited-edition shampoo products through collaborations, adopting a multi-brand strategy to meet the changing demands of consumers.

  • (iii).The overall brand strengthens customer loyalty and expands brand awareness and market share through TV commercials and online media exposure, maintaining its growth momentum. In addition to continuing to collaborate with existing physical customers, Maywufa[®] has achieved great success by building its own official website and partnering with e-commerce platforms.

  • (iv).The Shanghai company will adopt a conservative and steady approach to managing its distribution platforms in response to regulatory changes.

  • (v).The skincare brand "Mustela[®] " for pregnant women and infants continues to promote the concept of "personalized care for different skin types of infants" and "stretch mark care and breastfeeding care for pregnant moms," creating the brand image of Mustela[®] as an expert in skincare for infants and pregnant women. In response to consumer trends, in addition to the existing "organic skincare series," more natural and organic products suitable for the whole family's skincare will be introduced. Through diversified channels both online and offline, and promoting through professional channels, consumer channels, and e-commerce channels, the brand aims to continue creating overall business growth and reaching more consumers.

  • (vi).SAHOLEA[®] continuously being favored consumers, occupying a place among the top hairdressing brands, and being exposed on appropriate physical channels, continuing to expand offline performance, and constantly optimizing its own official website and strengthening cooperation with external online shopping malls. Through new spokespersons and new media, marketing methods and advertising exposure, as well as the launch of new

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product series, the brand awareness will be expanded and sales momentum will be maintained.

  • (2).Pharmaceutical Business Unit

  • (i).Continuing to strengthen the promotion of key self-funded products such as PG2[®] , Cerebrolysin[®] , and Bio-Three[®] ,the pharmaceutical Business unit will actively pursue procurement and utilization in medical centers and grassroots medical institutions to

  • increase market share. Combining the promotion of key product groups with related health products within the group, the goal is to expand their use in the market and clinical settings, and to continue to create overall business growth.

  • (ii).Execute the "National Health Insurance Drives Self-Pay, Maximizes Self-Pay Value" strategy to increase the market share and attract new patients to use PG2[®] . We are fully committed to promoting academic seminars and clinical experience sharing meetings that combine professional depth and breadth. Through the National Health Insurance's "Real-World Evidence (RWE)" system research and in conjunction with the government's promotion of "palliative care for early-stage cancer," we will promote clinical fatigue assessment and treatment, and continue to hold clinical RWE discussion meetings and education and training on the "Clinical Treatment Guidelines for Cancer-Related Fatigue," increasing clinical healthcare professionals' use of PG2[®] in clinical practice to help reduce cancer-related fatigue and achieve the treatment goal of successfully completing the treatment course.

  • (iii).Collaborating with patient advocacy groups to enhance patients' and their families' understanding and awareness of the treatment for cancer-related fatigue, promoting health education animations, physician education videos, and health education manuals and posters to encourage patients and their families to actively discuss the treatment of cancer-related fatigue with healthcare professionals, and to increase the demand and importance of treatment for cancer-related fatigue.

  • (iv).Collaborating with clinical experts in neurology, rehabilitation, and other fields in Taiwan, we will publish retrospective studies on Cerebrolysin[®] -related research in medical journals to enhance its clinical value and product positioning. We will connect the care network between medical centers and primary care institutions, providing stroke and head injury patients with high-intensity integrated care during the acute phase and after discharge, expanding the duration and scope for patients to use Cerebrolysin[®] .

  • (v).Actively cultivating more neurologists, neurosurgeons, and rehabilitation doctors to use

  • Cerebrolysin[®] , through in-depth visits to potential target doctors, understanding their clinical prescribing experience and identifying opportunities for future product entry. We also hold academic lectures, seminars and clinical experience sharing discussions to enhance the

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  • recognition and usage of Cerebrolysin[®] among healthcare professionals.

  • (vi).AmazPower[®] continues to collaborate with hospitals and pharmacies to ensure that our products are stocked on shelves simultaneously. By integrating with PG2[®] , we aim to strengthen the recommendation of our products by healthcare professionals and implement strategies to attract new patients.

  • (vii).Large academic educational seminars combined with in-depth case studies and discussions to increase frequency and continuously drive business growth.

  • II.2022 Results of Business Plan Implementation

  • (1).Consumer Business Unit

  • (i).The hair dye product maintains its leading position in the white-to-black hair dye market through brand management and steady growth. The Colorful product relies on new colors and limited packaging to maintain its leadership position and sales momentum in the hair coloring market in Taiwan. The shampoo and conditioner products continue to be popular among consumers with their perfume series, and have integrated their hair care and bathing series with a new image. The product ingredients have also been upgraded to maintain stable sales. In addition, products such as INNEX[®] and BlackVerse have been developed based on market trends, which have not only gained favor among consumers but also generated high praise in online discussions.

  • (ii).Maywufa[®] Cosmetics (ShangHai) is adapting to the frequent changes in policy and regulations by implementing inventory management and adopting a conservative and steady approach. The company is focusing on cultivating existing best-selling products and channels.

  • (iii).The skincare brand "Mustela[®] " for pregnant women and infants has launched four specialized products for different skin types of infants and a series of products called "Mum-to-be"for pregnant women. Through online and offline promotions and recommendations from doctors, the brand has established a good reputation. Their star product, the "VBC All-purpose Skincare Cream", has been recommended by hundreds of medical staff. The brand has also been recognized with the "Popular Jing Pin" award at the "Maternal and Child Quality Products Awards", and the "Mum-to-be" series has once again won the honor of being voted the top stretch mark removal product by 30,000 moms. The brand has demonstrated steady growth, even in the face of low birth rates.

  • (iv).In 2022, SAHOLEA[®] was honored with the "Global Green Beauty" award, marking two consecutive years of international beauty awards and recognition of the brand's strength. SAHOLEA[®] continues to have high levels of discussion and positive reviews from users,

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and has launched a new professional hair product line for salons. With a new spokesperson, television advertisements, and expansion into new media, the brand has solidified customer loyalty and strengthened its brand awareness, establishing a professional image of high quality and perfect results in the minds of consumers.

  • (2).Pharmaceutical Business Unit

  • (i).The company continues to actively execute the self-pay products, such as PG2[®] , Cerebrolysin[®] , and Bio-Three[®] , in medical institutions.PG2[®] has been consistently stocked in over 90% of large hospitals and has gradually gained the agreement of key medical centers for stocking and dispensing, with business momentum continuing to grow by double digits. Cerebrolysin[®] has been successfully stocked in over 15 medical centers and is continually being developed and procured for clinical use in primary medical institutions, with business growth continuing to rise. Bio-Three[®] has obtained usage in several large medical institutions, with business momentum continuing to grow by double digits and steady increase in clinical use.

  • (ii).Large academic and educational seminars were held with a focus on in-depth case sharing and discussion, increasing the frequency of events. In addition, clinical medical education seminars for healthcare professionals were actively organized. Throughout the year, nearly 40 large-scale seminars, over 450 product briefings, and 7 patient education activities were held, nearly doubling the number of events. These activities covered education and training for over 460 healthcare professionals, with more than 8,500 academic promotions. The market volume increased by more than double, significantly increasing the use of PG2[®] and greatly increasing the discussion and enthusiasm for the product among healthcare professionals and cancer patients, driving growth momentum.

  • (iii).We collaborate with clinical experts in neurology, neurosurgery, and rehabilitation

  • medicine to conduct a systematic review of Cerebrolysin[®] -related research. Through in-depth discussions at expert meetings, a consensus is formed, and empirical findings are presented.

  • (iv).To respond to the successful introduction of Cerebrolysin[®] into large hospitals and the need for new knowledge in the treatment of more severe conditions such as stroke and traumatic brain injury, clinical academic seminars and expert meetings have been organized to discuss and share the usage and improvement of Cerebrolysin[®] in clinical patients. Continued collaboration with large hospitals and grassroots medical institutions in the network of stroke and traumatic brain injury-related disease treatment has also been maintained to exchange and share clinical experience, promote the successful experience of "early and longer use" of Cerebrolysin[®] , and expand the breadth and use of the product.

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  • (v).Bio-Three[®] will strengthen its focus on pediatrics and deepen its operations, effectively seizing the use of Bio-Three[®] in pediatric gastrointestinal diseases, increasing successful experiences, and sustaining business growth.

  • (vi).The positioning of AmazPower[®] is as a pharmaceutical-grade health food targeting hospital channels for marketing. The product is simultaneously introduced into hospitals and pharmacies, with a strategy to combine with PG2[®] to attract new patients.

  • III.Budget Execution Status

  • According to the "Regulations Governing the Publication of Financial Forecasts of Public Companies," financial forecast information for 2022 has not been disclosed, so this item is not applicable.

IV. Financial revenue and expenditure and profitability analysis

Unit: NTD Thousand
Year
2022
2021
I n c r e a s e
(Decrease)%
Operating revenue
1,245,105
1,289,211
(3.4)
Gross profit
816,557
859,440
(5.0)
Operating income
199,159
199,750
(0.3)
Non-operating income
9,194
12,032
(23.6)
Profit after tax
161,830
164,321
(1.5)
Return on assets (%)
6.28%
6.52%
(3.7)
Return on shareholders’
equity (%)
8.09%
8.47%
(4.5)
Net profit rate (%)
13.00%
12.75%
2.0
EPS (NTD)
1.22
1.24
(1.6)
Unit: NTD Thousand
Year
2022
2021
I n c r e a s e
(Decrease)%
Operating revenue
1,245,105
1,289,211
(3.4)
Gross profit
816,557
859,440
(5.0)
Operating income
199,159
199,750
(0.3)
Non-operating income
9,194
12,032
(23.6)
Profit after tax
161,830
164,321
(1.5)
Return on assets (%)
6.28%
6.52%
(3.7)
Return on shareholders’
equity (%)
8.09%
8.47%
(4.5)
Net profit rate (%)
13.00%
12.75%
2.0
EPS (NTD)
1.22
1.24
(1.6)
Unit: NTD Thousand
Year
2022
2021
I n c r e a s e
(Decrease)%
Operating revenue
1,245,105
1,289,211
(3.4)
Gross profit
816,557
859,440
(5.0)
Operating income
199,159
199,750
(0.3)
Non-operating income
9,194
12,032
(23.6)
Profit after tax
161,830
164,321
(1.5)
Return on assets (%)
6.28%
6.52%
(3.7)
Return on shareholders’
equity (%)
8.09%
8.47%
(4.5)
Net profit rate (%)
13.00%
12.75%
2.0
EPS (NTD)
1.22
1.24
(1.6)
Unit: NTD Thousand
Year
2022
2021
I n c r e a s e
(Decrease)%
Operating revenue
1,245,105
1,289,211
(3.4)
Gross profit
816,557
859,440
(5.0)
Operating income
199,159
199,750
(0.3)
Non-operating income
9,194
12,032
(23.6)
Profit after tax
161,830
164,321
(1.5)
Return on assets (%)
6.28%
6.52%
(3.7)
Return on shareholders’
equity (%)
8.09%
8.47%
(4.5)
Net profit rate (%)
13.00%
12.75%
2.0
EPS (NTD)
1.22
1.24
(1.6)

Item
Year 2022 2021 I n c r e a s e
(Decrease)%
Financial
Revenue
and
Expenditure
Operating revenue 1,245,105 1,289,211 (3.4)
Gross profit 816,557 859,440 (5.0)
Operating income 199,159 199,750 (0.3)
Non-operating income 9,194 12,032 (23.6)
Profit after tax 161,830 164,321 (1.5)
Profitability Return on assets (%) 6.28% 6.52% (3.7)
Return on shareholders’
equity (%)
8.09% 8.47% (4.5)
Net profit rate (%) 13.00% 12.75% 2.0
EPS (NTD) 1.22 1.24 (1.6)

V. Research and Development Status

Some of our products are developed and produced in-house, and the research and development status is as follows

1. 2022 Research and Development Expenses

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Unit: NTD Thousand

Unit: NTD Thousand
Year
Item
2 0 2 2
Operating revenue
(A)
1,245,105
R&D expenses
(B)
17,904
Total number of employees
(C)
197
Total number of R&D personnel
(D)
8
R&D expense ratio
(B/A)
1.44%
Ratio of R&D personnel to total personnel
(D/C)
4.1%

2. 2022 Research and Development Achievements

We had 86 new items for both hair dyes and shampoos in 2022, including Maywufa[®] Herbal Color Cream, Maywufa[®] Oriental Herb Color Cream, Maywufa[®] Biofive Botanical Color Cream, Maywufa[®] Coloful Hair Color Cream, SAHOLEA[®] Home, SAHOLEA[®] Premium, INNEX[®] Hair Care,BlackVerse Hair Care, Pure Selection Hair Care, Herbology Hair Care, YA! Clean Home Care, Super Good Luck Hair Care. All of above delivered strong momentum and results.

Chairman: Lee Chen-Chia General Manager: Lai Yu-Ju Financial Supervisor: Lu Shu-Chun

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Attachment 2

Maywufa Company Limited

Audit Committee’s Review Report

The Board of Directors presented the year 2022 Business Report, Financial Statement (including the consolidated financial statement) and profit distribution proposal. The Financial Statement (including the consolidated financial statement) was audited by Deloitte Taiwan and the results were compiled into a report. The aforementioned reports and statements were audited and found satisfactory by the Company’s audit committee. They are hereby submitted respectfully for examination pursuant to the regulations set forth in Article 14-4 of the Securities and Exchange Act and Article 219 of the Company Act.

Sincerely,

Maywufa Company Limited 2023 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders

Convener Of Audit Committee : Tsai Wen-Yu

February 24, 2023

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Attachment 3

Maywufa Company Limited Corporate Governance Best Practice Principles Comparison Table for the Amended Provisions

After amendment Before amendment Reason for
amendment
Article 3 one
The company should assign qualified and
appropriate number of corporate governance









According to
"Corporate
Governance 3.0
- Sustainable
Development
Roadmap
Forum” project,
add this article.

personnel according to the size of the
company, business conditions and
management needs, and should designate a
corporate governance supervisor in
accordance with the regulations of the
competent authority or the OTC trading
center to be the top supervisor in charge of
corporate governance-related matters , He
should obtain the qualifications of lawyers
and accountants, or have been engaged in
legal affairs, legal compliance, internal
auditing, finance, stock affairs, or corporate
governance related affairs in securities,
finance, and futures-related institutions or
public companies for more than three years .

Matters related to corporate governance in
the preceding paragraph shall at least include

the following:
1. Handle matters related to the meetings of
the board of directors and shareholders'
meeting according to law.
2. Prepare the minutes of the board of
directors and shareholders'meetings.
3. Assisting directors in their appointment
and continuing education.
4. Provide the information required by the
directors to execute their duties.
5. To assist directors to comply with laws
and regulations.
6. To report to the board of directors the
results of its inspection on whether the
qualifications of independent directors
comply with relevant laws and
regulations at the time of nomination,
election and term of office.
7. Handle matters related to the change of
directors.
8. Other matters stipulated in the company's

articles of association or contract.

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After amendment Before amendment Reason for
amendment
Article 6
The board of directors of the company shall
properly arrange the topics and procedures
of the shareholders' meeting, formulate the
principles and operating procedures for the
nomination of directors by shareholders and
the proposals of the shareholders' meeting,
and properly handle the proposals raised by
shareholders according to law; the
shareholders' meeting shall arrange a
convenient meeting placeand Supplemented
by videoconferencing ,sufficient time is
reserved, and adequate and competent
personnel are assigned to handle the
registration procedures. The supporting
documents for shareholders' attendance shall
not be arbitrarily added and required to
provide other supporting documents;
Reasonable discussion time, and give
shareholders an appropriate opportunity to
speak.
The following is omitted.




















Article 6
The board of directors of the company shall
properly arrange the topics and procedures
of the shareholders' meeting, formulate the
principles and operating procedures for the
nomination of directors by shareholders and
the proposals of the shareholders' meeting,
and properly handle the proposals raised by
shareholders in accordance with the law;
Allow sufficient time and assign suitable and
competent personnel to handle the
registration procedures, and shall not
arbitrarily add other supporting documents
to the proof documents relied on by
shareholders for attendance; and shall allow
reasonable time for discussion on each topic,
and give Appropriate opportunities for
shareholders to speak.
The followingis omitted.



















Cooperate with
the competent
authority to
open the video
conference of
the
shareholders'
meeting, and
encourage the
company to
hold a physical
shareholders'
meeting with
video
assistance
(video-assisted
shareholders'
meeting), and
update it.
Chapter two Protection of Shareholders'
Rights and Interests
Section 3 Corporate Governance
Relationship between the Company and
RelatedParties




Chapter two Protection of Shareholders'
Rights and Interests
Section 3 Corporate Governance
Relationship between the Company and
AffiliatedEnterprises

















Considering
that the
normative
content of this
section
includes not
only the
governance
relationship
with related
enterprises, but
also the
management of
dealings with
related parties,
etc., the name
of this section
is revised.
Article 17
the company hasfinancial business contacts
or transactions with related parties and
shareholders ,it shall formulate written
regulations on mutual financial
business-related operations based on the
principle of fairness and reasonableness. For
contract matters, price conditions and
payment methods should be clearlydefined,









Article 17
the company has business dealings with
affiliatedcompanies ,it shall formulate
written regulations on mutual financial and
business-related operations based on the
principle of fairness and reasonableness. For
the signing matters, the price conditions and
payment methods should be clearly defined,
and unconventional transactions should be






In line with the
revision of this
code, some
texts have been
revised as
appropriate .

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and unconventional transactionsand
improper benefit transfers should be avoided


avoided.
Transactions or contracts between the
company and related parties and their
shareholders shall also be handled in
accordance with the preceding principle, and

.
The written specification in the preceding
paragraph shall include management
procedures for transactions such as purchase

and sale of goods, acquisition or disposal of

assets, capital lending, and endorsement
guarantees, and relevant major transactions
shall be submitted to the board of directors
for resolution and approval, and to the
shareholders'meeting for approval or report

transfer of benefits is strictly prohibited .

.
Article 29
The following is omitted.
should refer to Audit Quality Indicators
(AQIs) on a regular basis (at least once a
year) to evaluate the independence and
suitability of the appointed accountants. If
the company has not changed its accountant
for seven consecutive years, or if it has been
punished or its independence has been
compromised, it shall evaluate whether it is
necessary to replace its accountant, and
report the evaluation result to the board of
directors.

Article 29
The following is omitted.
The company shall periodically (at least
once a year) evaluate the independence and
suitability of the appointed accountants. If
the company has not changed its accountant
for seven consecutive years, or if it has been
punished or its independence has been
compromised, it shall evaluate whether it is
necessary to replace its accountant, and
report the evaluation result to the board of
directors.


























In order to
improve the
transparency of
audit quality,
"Corporate
Governance
3.0-
Sustainable
Development
Roadmap
Forum”
promotes Audit
Quality
Indicators
(AQIs), and the
audit
committee can
refer to the
AQI
information
provided by the
accounting firm
when
evaluating the
replacement of
accounting
firms.
Article 54
The company'swebsite should set up a
special area to disclose the following
information related to corporate governance,
and keep updating:
1. The board of directors: such as the
resumes of the board members and their
Article 54
The company shall disclose relevant
information on corporate governancein the
following years in accordance with relevant
laws and OTC regulations , and keep
updating:
1. The structure and rules of corporate
governance.






According to
the Corporate
Governance
3.0-
Sustainable
Development
Roadmap

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After amendment Before amendment Before amendment Reason for
amendment
powers and responsibilities, the diversity
policy and implementation of the board
members.
2. Functional committees: such as the
resumes of the members of each
functional committee and their powers
and responsibilities.
3. Regulations related to corporate
governance: such as the company's
articles of association, procedures of the
board of directors, organizational
regulations of functional committees and
other regulations related to corporate
governance.
4. Important information related to
corporate governance: such as setting
corporate governance supervisor
information, etc.
powers and responsibilities, the diversity 2. The company's shareholding structure and





Forum, it is
stipulated that
the company's
website should
set up a special
area to disclose
information
related to
corporate
governance, so
as to facilitate
the reference of
shareholders
and
stakeholders.

shareholders'rights and interests
(including a specific dividend policy).
3. The structure of the board of directors, the




professionalism and independence of the
members.
4. Responsibilities of the board of directors
and managers.
5. Composition, duties and independence of





professionalism and independence of the


the audit committee.
6. Composition, duties and operation of the
salary and compensation committee and
other functional committees.
7. The remuneration paid to directors,
general manager and deputy general
manager in the last two years, the
analysis of the proportion of the total
remuneration to the after-tax net profit of
the individual or individual financial
reports, the remuneration payment policy,
standard and combination, the procedure
for setting remuneration and its
relationship with business performance
and The relevance of future risks. In
addition, under special circumstances, the
remuneration of individual directors shall
be disclosed.
8. The status of directors'training.
9. Rights, relationships, appeal channels,
issues of concern and appropriate
response mechanisms of interested
parties.
10. Detailed handling of information
disclosure matters regulated by laws and
regulations.
11. Differences and reasons for the
operation of corporate governance, the
corporate governance code established
by the company itself, and this code.
12. Other information related to corporate
governance.
Depending on the actual implementation of
corporate governance, the company should
disclose its specific plans and measures for
improving corporate governance in an
appropriate manner.






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amendment
Article 57
This code will come into effect after being
approved by the board of directors, and will
be submitted to the shareholders meeting,
and the same will be done when it is
amended; it was first enacted on December
23, 2009. First revised on April 29, 2014.
The second revision was on February 25,
2015. The third revision was on August 14 ,
2019 . Fourth revision on August 12, 2020.
Fifth revision on February 24, 2023 .









Article 57
This code will come into effect after being
approved by the board of directors, and will
be submitted to the shareholders meeting,
and the same will be done when it is
amended; it was first enacted on December
23, 2009. First revised on April 29, 2014.
The second revision was on February 25,
2015. The third revision was on August 14,
2019. Fourth revision on August 12, 2020.




Modify the text
as appropriate ,
and add
revision times
and dates.

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Attachment 5

Maywufa Company Limited Articles of Incorporation Comparison Table for the Amended Provisions

After amendment Before amendment Reason for
amendment
Article 11
There are two types of shareholder meetings:
regular meetings and extraordinary meetings.
The regular meeting is held once a year, and is
convened by the board of directors within six
months after the end of each fiscal year . The
interim meeting shall be convened according to
law when necessary. The shareholder meeting
shall be convened 30 days before the regular
meeting, and the shareholders shall be notified
15 days before the extraordinary meeting.
When the company's shareholders'meeting is
held, it may be held by video conference or
other means announced by the central
competent authority.
Article 11
There are two types of shareholder meetings:
regular meetings and extraordinary
meetings. The regular meeting is held once a
year, and is convened by the board of
directors within six months after the end of
each fiscal year . The interim meeting shall
be convened according to law when
necessary. The shareholder meeting shall be
convened 30 days before the regular
meeting, and the shareholders shall be
notified 15 days before the extraordinary
meeting.







When the
shareholder
meeting is held,
it may be held
via
videoconference.
Article 31
This charter was signed on August 27, 1976.
First revision on February 25, 1977, second
revision on July 6, 1977, third revision on
February 2, 1978, fourth revision on
September 3, 1978, No. Fifth revision on April
16, 1979, sixth revision on September 24,
1979, seventh revision on December 28, 1979,
eighth revision on October 16, 1980 date, the
ninth revision was on January 12, 1983, the
tenth revision was on May 31, 1984, the
eleventh revision was on July 7, 1984, and the
twelfth revision was on October 1985.
February 13th, Thirteenth Amendment April
5th, 1987, Fourteenth Amendment January
24th, 1988, Fifteenth Amendment January 5th,
1989, Sixteenth Amendment Revised on
December 1, 1989, Seventeenth on February 4,
1990, Eighteenth on September 5, 1990,
Nineteenth on March 23, 1991, Twenty-first
revision on June 12, 1993, twenty-first revision
on June 3, 1994, twenty-second revision on
June 17, 1995, and twenty-third revision on
June 10, 1996 5th, Amendment Twenty-fourth
April 30, 1997, Amendment Twenty-fifth April
30, 1998, Amendment Twenty-sixth April 30,
1999, Amendment Twenty-seventh The second
and twenty-eighth revisions were made on
May 19, 2000, the twenty-ninth revision was
made on May 18, 2001, the thirtieth revision
was made on June 28,2002,and the thirtieth
Article 31
This charter was signed on August 27, 1976.
First revision on February 25, 1977, second
revision on July 6, 1977, third revision on
February 2, 1978, fourth revision on
September 3, 1978, No. Fifth revision on
April 16, 1979, sixth revision on September
24, 1979, seventh revision on December 28,
1979, eighth revision on October 16, 1980
date, the ninth revision was on January 12,
1983, the tenth revision was on May 31,
1984, the eleventh revision was on July 7,
1984, and the twelfth revision was on
October 1985. February 13, Thirteenth
Amendment April 5, 1987, Fourteenth
Amendment January 24, 1988, Fifteenth
Amendment January 5, 1989, Sixteenth
Amendment Revised on December 1, 1989,
Seventeenth on February 4, 1990,
Eighteenth on September 5, 1990,
Nineteenth on March 23, 1991, Twenty-first
revision on June 12, 1993, twenty-first
revision on June 3, 1994, twenty-second
revision on June 17, 1995, and twenty-third
revision on June 15, 1996 , Amendment
Twenty-fourth April 30, 1997, Amendment
Twenty-fifth April 30, 1998, Amendment
Twenty-sixth April 30, 1999, Amendment
Twenty-seventh The second and
twenty-eighth revisions were made on May
19,2000,the twenty-ninth revision was

Add revision
times and dates.

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After amendment Before amendment Reason for
amendment
First revised on June 25, 2004, thirty-second
revised on June 10, 2005, thirty-third revised
on June 14, 2006, thirty-fourth revised in 2007
June 13, 2008, thirty-fifth revision, June 19,
2009, thirty-sixth revision, June 18, 2010 date,
thirty-eighth revision on June 15, 2011,
thirty-ninth revision on June 15, 2012, fortieth
revision on June 18, 2014, forty-first The last
revision was on May 31, 2016, and the
forty-second revision was on May 27, 2020.
Forty-third revision on May 26, 2023.












made on May 18, 2001, the thirtieth revision
was made on June 28, 2002, and the thirtieth
First revised on June 25, 2004, thirty-second
revised on June 10, 2005, thirty-third revised
on June 14, 2006, thirty-fourth revised in
June 13, 2007, thirty-fifth revision on June
13, 2008, thirty-sixth revision on June 19,
2009 , thirty-seventh revision on June
18,2010 ,thirty-eighth revision on June 15,
2011, thirty-ninth revision on June 15, 2012,
fortieth revision on June 18, 2014, forty-first
revision was on May 31, 2016, and the
forty-second revision was on May27,2020.

44

Attachment 6

Maywufa Company Limited Rules of Procedure for Shareholder Meetings Comparison Table for the Amended Provisions

After amendment Before amendment Reason for
amendment
Article 1
The rules of procedure forthe
company's shareholders' meeting shall
be governed by these rules, unless
otherwise stipulated by lawsor the
articles of association .
The shareholders'meeting of the
company shall be convened by the
board of directors unless otherwise
provided by laws and regulations.
Changes in the method of convening the
Article 1
Unless otherwise stipulated by laws and
regulations, the shareholders' meeting
of the company shall be handled in
accordance with these rules.
Refer to the
revision of the
reference
example of the
"Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of the
Company
Limited" .

shareholders'meeting of the company
shall be resolved by the board of
directors, and shall be implemented no
later than the dispatch of the notice of
the shareholders'meeting.
Article 2
The Company shall specify in the notice
Article 2
The shareholder meeting shall set up a
signature book for the attendance of
shareholders to sign in, or the
attendance card shall be submitted by
the attending shareholder to sign in. The

Refer to the
revision of the
reference
example of the
"Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of the
Company
Limited" .

of the meeting the time and place of
registration of the accepting
shareholders, solicitors, and authorized
agents (hereinafter referred to as ice of
the shareholders'meeting.
The time for accepting shareholder
registration in the preceding paragraph
shall be handled at least 30 minutes
before the start of the meeting; the
registration office shall be clearly
marked, and adequate and qualified
personnel shall be assigned to handle it;

number of shares attended is calculated
based on the signature book or the
handed-in attendance card.

the video conference of the
shareholders'meeting shall be held at
the shareholders'meeting 30 minutes
before the start of the meeting. The
video conferencing platform accepts
registration, and shareholders who
complete the registration are deemed to
have attended the shareholders'meeting

in person.
Shareholders should present their
attendance certificates, attendance cards

or other attendance certificates to attend
the shareholders'meeting. The company

shall not arbitrarily add other
certificates to the certificates that
shareholders rely on for attendance; the
solicitor who is a solicitation letter of

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After amendment After amendment After amendment After amendment Before amendment Reason for
amendment
attorney shall bring his or her identity
certificate , for verification.
If the shareholders meeting is convened

by videoconference, shareholders who
wish to attend by videoconference shall
register with the company two days
before the shareholders meeting.
If the shareholders'meeting is held by
video conference, the company shall
upload the procedure manual, annual
report and other relevant materials to the

shareholders'meeting video conference
platform at least 30 minutes before the
start of the meeting, and continue to
disclose them until the end of the
meeting.
Article 2 one
When the company holds a shareholders

reference to the
"Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of a
Joint Stock
Company" .

meeting via videoconference, the
following items shall be specified in the

shareholders meeting convening notice:
1. Shareholders'participation in video
conferences and methods for
exercising their rights.
2. How to deal with obstacles caused by

1.
2.

natural disasters, accidents, or other
force majeure events, including at
least the following items:
( 1 ) The time at which the meeting
must be postponed or
continued due to the
occurrence of previous
obstacles that cannot be
eliminated , and the date when
the meeting must be
postponed or continued.
(2) Shareholders who have not
registered to participate in the
original shareholders'meeting
via video conference shall not
participate in the postponed or
continued meeting.
(3) To convene a video-assisted
shareholdersparticipate in the
original shareholders'meeting
via video conference shall not
participate in the postponed or
continued meeting.e
postponed or continued.ares
atteer of shares attended
reaches the statutory quota for

must be postponed or
continued due to the
occurrence of previous
obstacles that cannot be
eliminated , and the date when
the meeting must be
postponed or continued.
(2) Shareholders who have not
registered to participate in the
original shareholders'meeting
via video conference shall not
participate in the postponed or
continued meeting.
(3) To convene a video-assisted
shareholdersparticipate in the
original shareholders'meeting
via video conference shall not
participate in the postponed or
continued meeting.e
postponed or continued.ares
atteer of shares attended
reaches the statutory quota for

must be postponed or
continued due to the
occurrence of previous
obstacles that cannot be
eliminated , and the date when

via video conference shall not
participate in the postponed or

continued meeting.e
postponed or continued.ares
atteer of shares attended
reaches the statutory quota for

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After amendment Before amendment Reason for
amendment
3. the shareholders’meeting, the
shareholders’meeting should
continue and participate in the
video conference
Shareholders, whose number
of shares attended shall be
included in the total number of
shareholders'shares present,
shall be deemed to have
abstained from voting on all
proposals at the shareholders'
meeting.
(4) How to deal with the situation
where all the motions have
been announced and no
provisional motions have been
made.
To convene a video-conference
shareholders meeting, which shall
specify appropriate alternative
measures for shareholders who have
difficulty participating in
video-conferencing.
the shareholders’meeting, the
shareholders’meeting should
continue and participate in the

video conference
Shareholders, whose number
of shares attended shall be
included in the total number of
difficulty participating in
video-conferencing.
Article 3
Attendance and voting at the
shareholders' meeting shall be
calculated on the basis of shares.The
number of shares attended is calculated
based on the number of shares
registered on the signature book or
attendance card and video conferencing
platform, plus the number of shares that
Article 3
Attendance and voting at the
shareholders' meeting shall be
calculated on the basis of shares.
Refer to the
revision of the
reference
example of the
"Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of the
Company
Limited" .

exercise voting rights in written or
electronic means.

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After amendment Before amendment Reason for
amendment
Article 4
The place where the shareholders'
meeting is held shall be the location of
the company or a place that is
convenient for shareholders to attend
and is suitable for holding the
shareholders' meeting. The starting time
of the meeting shall not be earlier than
9:00 am or later than 3:00 pm.
When the company holds a
video-conference shareholders meeting,
Article 4
The place where the shareholders'
meeting is held shall be the location of
the company or a place that is
convenient for shareholders to attend
and is suitable for holding the
shareholders' meeting. The starting time
of the meeting shall not be earlier than
9:00 am or later than 3:00 pm.
Refer to the
revision of the
reference
example of the
"Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of the
Company
Limited" .

it is not subject to the restriction on the
venue of the preceding paragraph.
Article 5
If the shareholders' meeting is convened
by the board of directors , the chairman
shall be the chairman. When the
chairman is on leave or unable to
exercise his powers for some reason, the
vice chairman shall act as his proxy. In
terms of power, the chairman shall
designate a managing director to act as
an agent; if there is no managing
director, designate a director to act as an
agent; if the chairman does not
designate an agent, the managing
director or the directors shall
recommend a person to act as an agent.
If the shareholder meeting is convened
by a person other than the board of
directors who has the right to convene,
theperson with the right to convene
shall serve as the chairman .

Article 5
If the shareholders' meeting is convened
by the board of directors , the chairman
shall be the chairman. If the chairman is
on leave or unable to exercise his
powers for some reason, the vice
chairman shall act as his proxy. In terms
of power, the chairman shall designate a
managing director to act as an agent; if
there is no managing director, designate
a director to act as an agent; if the
chairman does not designate an agent,
the managing director or the directors
shall recommend a person to act as an
agent. If the shareholders' meeting is
convened by a person other than the
board of directors who has the right to
convene, the chairman of the meeting
shall be the person with the right to
convene.



Refer to the
revision of the
reference
example of the
"Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of the
Company
Limited" .
Article 7
The company shall make audio or video
recordings of the entire shareholder
meeting process and keep them for at
least one year.However, if a
shareholder files a lawsuit in accordance


Article 7
The company shall make audio or video
recordings of the entire shareholder
meeting process and keep them for at
least one year.

Refer to the
revision of the
reference
example of the
"Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of the
Company
Limited" .
with Article 189 of the Company Law, it

shall be preserved until the lawsuit is
concluded.
If the shareholders'meeting is held by
video conference, the company shall
keep records of shareholders'
registration, registration, registration,
questioning, voting, and company vote
counting results, etc., and record and
video the entire process of the video
conference continuously.
The company shall properly keep the

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After amendment Before amendment Reason for
amendment
materials and audio and video
recordings in the preceding paragraph
during the period of existence, and
provide the audio and video recordings
to the person entrusted to handle the
video conferencing affairs for storage.
Article 8
When the meeting time has expired, the
chairman shall immediately announce
the opening of the meeting,and at the
same time announce the number of
non-voting shares and the number of
shares present.
However, when shareholders
representing more than half of the total
number of issued shares are not present,
the chairman may announce the
postponement of the meeting. The
number of postponements is limited to
two, and the total delay time shall not
exceed one hour. If there are still not
enough shareholders representing more
than one-third of the total issued shares
to attend after two delays, the chairman
will announce the adjournment; if the
shareholders issued shares to attend
after two delays , the chairman may
announce the postponement of the
meeting. The number of postponements
is limited
the preceding paragraph is postponed
twice and the amount is still insufficient
and there are shareholders representing
more than one-third of the total issued
shares present, it may be a false
resolution in accordance with the
provisions of Article 175, Paragraph 1
of the Company Law, and the false
resolutionshall be Shareholders are
notified to convene a shareholders'
meeting within one month; if the
shareholders'meeting is held via video
conference, shareholders who wish to
attend via video conference shall
re-register with the company in
accordance with Article 2 .
the shareholders'meeting for voting in
accordance with Article 174 of the
CompanyLaw .
Article 8
When the meeting time has expired, the
chairman shall announce the opening of
the meeting immediately. However, if
shareholders representing more than
half of the total issued shares are not
present, the chairman may announce the
postponement of the meeting. The
number of postponements shall be
limited to two times, and the total delay
shall not exceed one Hours, if the two
delays are still insufficient and there are
shareholders representing more than
one-third of the total number of issued
shares present, it may be a false
resolution in accordance with the
provisions of Article 175, Paragraph 1
of the Company Law. Before the end of
the current meeting, if the number of
shares represented by the attending
shareholders reaches more than half of
the total number of issued shares, the
chairman may resubmit the false
resolution made to the general meeting
for voting in accordance with Article
174 of the Company Law.

Refer to the
revision of the
reference
example of the
"Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of the
Company
Limited" .
Article 9
If the shareholders meetingis convened
Article 9
If the shareholders' meetingis convened

Refer to the
revision of the

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After amendment Before amendment Reason for
amendment
by the board of directors, the agenda
shall be determined by the board of
directors, andrelevant proposals
(including temporary motions and
amendments to original proposals) shall


by the board of directors, the agenda
shall be determined by the board of
directors, and the meeting shall be
conducted in accordance with the
scheduled agenda, which shall not be
changed without a resolution of the
shareholders' meeting.
If the shareholders' meeting is convened
by a person other than the board of
directors who has the right to convene,
the provisions of the preceding
paragraph shall apply mutatis
mutandis .
Before the conclusion of the agenda
(including temporary motions)
scheduled in the first two items, the
chairman shall not adjourn the meeting
without a resolution. After the meeting
is adjourned, shareholders are not
allowed to elect another chairman to
continue the meeting at the original
location or find another place.

reference
example of the
"Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of the
Company
Limited" .

be discussed and voted on a
case-by-case basis.
If the shareholders' meeting is convened
by a person other than the board of
directors who has the right to convene,
the provisions of the preceding
paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis .
Before the conclusion of the agenda
(including temporary motions)
scheduled in the first two items, the
chairman shall not adjourn the meeting
without a resolution.If the chairman
announces the adjournment of the
meeting in violation of the rules of
procedure, other members of the board
of directors shall promptly assist the
attending shareholders in accordance
with the legal procedures, and elect a
person as the chairman with the consent

of more than half of the voting rights of
the attending shareholders to continue
the meeting. After the meeting is
adjourned, shareholders are not allowed
to elect another chairman to continue
the meeting at the original location or
find another place.
The chairman shall fully explain and
discuss proposals and amendments or
temporary motions proposed by
shareholders.
Opportunity, when it is considered that
it has reached the level that can be voted
on, it may announce the suspension of
discussion, put it to vote, and arrange
Adequate voting time.
Article 10
When presenting shareholders speak,
they must first fill out a speech slip
indicating the subject of the speech,
shareholder account number (or
attendance card number) and account
name, and the chairman will determine
the order of their speeches.
Shareholders attending the meeting who
only put forward speech slips but did
not make a speech shall be deemed as
Article 10
When presenting shareholders speak,
they must first fill out a speech slip
indicating the subject of the speech,
shareholder account number (or
attendance card number) and account
name, and the chairman will determine
the order of their speeches.
Shareholders attending the meeting who
only put forward speech slips but did
not make a speech shall be deemed as

Refer to the
revision of the
reference
example of the
"Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of the
Company
Limited" .

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After amendment Before amendment Reason for
amendment
having not made a speech. If the content
of the speech is inconsistent with the
record of the speech, the content of the
speech shall prevail .
When shareholders present are
speaking, other shareholders are not
allowed to interfere with their speech
unless they have obtained the consent of
the chairman and the speaking
shareholder. Violators should be stopped
by the chairman.
Each shareholder's speech on the same
proposal shall not exceed two times
without the consent of the chairman,
and each time shall not exceed five
minutes. If a shareholder's speech
violates the regulations or exceeds the
scope of the topic, the chairman may
stop the speech.
When a legal person shareholder
appoints two or more representatives to
attend the shareholders'meeting, only
one person can speak on the same
proposal
After attending shareholders'speeches,
the chairman may reply in person or by
designating relevant personnel.
If the shareholders meeting is convened




having not made a speech. If the content
of the speech is inconsistent with the
record of the speech, the content of the
speech shall prevail .
When shareholders present are
speaking, other shareholders are not
allowed to interfere with their speech
unless they have obtained the consent of
the chairman and the speaking
shareholder. Violators should be
stopped by the chairman.


by video conference, shareholders who
participate in the video conference may
ask questions in text on the shareholders

meeting video conference platform after

the chairman announces the meeting
and before the meeting is closed. The
number of questions for each proposal
shall not exceed two times. The limit is
200 characters, and the provisions of
items 1 to 5 do not apply.
Article 11
Unless otherwise provided for by the
Company Law and the Articles of
Association of the company, voting on
proposals shall be passed with the
consent of more than half of the voting
rights of the shareholders present. When
Article 11
Each shareholder's speech on the same
proposal shall not exceed two times
without the consent of the chairman,
and each time shall not exceed five
minutes. If a shareholder's speech
violates the provisions of the preceding
paragraph or exceeds the scope of the
topic, the chairman may stop the
shareholder from speaking.
Refer to the
revision of the
reference
example of the
"Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of the
Company
Limited" .

voting, the chairman or his designated
person announces the total number of
voting rights of shareholders present,
and then the shareholders vote.
When there is an amendment or
alternative to the same proposal, the

51

After amendment Before amendment Reason for
amendment
chairman shall determine the order of
voting with the original proposal. If one

of the proposals has been passed, the
other proposals shall be deemed to be
rejected, and there is no need to vote
again.
The scrutiny and counting personnel for

voting on proposals shall be designated
by the chairman, but the scrutiny
personnel shall have the status of
shareholders.
The counting of votes or election
proposals at the shareholders'meeting
shall be done in a public place at the
shareholders'meeting, and after the
counting of votes is completed, the
voting results shall be announced on the

spot, including the counting weights,
and shall be recorded.
The company holds a video meeting of
the shareholders meeting. Shareholders
who participate in the video conference
shall vote on various proposals and
election proposals through the video
conference platform after the chairman
announces the opening of the meeting.
deemed a waiver.
If the shareholders'meeting is convened

by videoconference, after the chairman
announces that the voting is over, the
votes shall be counted at one time , and
the voting and election results shall be
announced.
When the company holds a
video-assisted shareholders'meeting,
shareholders who have registered to
attend the shareholders'meeting via
videoconference in accordance with the
provisions of Article 2, who wish to
attend the physical shareholders'
meeting in person, shall cancel the
registration in the same manner as the
registration two days before the
shareholders'meeting; Those who
cancel after the deadline can only attend

the shareholders'meeting via video
conference.
Those who exercise voting rights in
writing or electronically without
revoking their declaration of intention
and participate in the shareholders'

52

After amendment Before amendment Reason for
amendment
meeting by videoconference shall not
exercise voting rights on the original
proposals, propose amendments to the
original proposals, or exercise voting
rights on amendments to the original
proposals, except for ad hoc motions.
Article 12
If the shareholders'meeting is convened

Article 12
When a legal person is entrusted to
attend the shareholders'meeting, the
legal person may only designate one
representative to attend. When a legal
person shareholder appoints two or
more representatives to attend the
shareholders'meeting, only one person
may speak on the same proposal.
Refer to the
revision of the
reference
example of the
"Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of the
Company
Limited" .

by videoconference, the minutes shall
record the start and end time of the
shareholders'meeting, the method of
convening the meeting, the name of the
chairman and the minutes of the
meeting, as well as any natural disasters,

accidents or other force majeure events.

To the video conferencing platform or
how to deal with obstacles in video
conference participation and how to
deal with them.
The Company shall hold a
video-conference shareholders meeting,

in addition to following the provisions
of the preceding paragraph, and shall
state in the minutes of the meeting that
there are alternative measures provided
by shareholders who have difficulties
participating in video-conferencing.
Article 13
acquired by the solicitor , the number of
Article 13
After attending shareholders'speeches,
the chairman may reply in person or by
designating relevant personnel.
Refer to the
revision of the
reference
example of the
"Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of the
Company
Limited" .

shares represented by the entrusted
agent, and the number of shares
attended by shareholders in written or
electronic form, the company shall, on
the day of the shareholders'meeting,
compile a statistical table in accordance

with the prescribed format, and make it
clear at the shareholders'meeting If the
shareholders meeting is held by video
conference, the company shall upload
the aforementioned information to the
shareholders meeting video conference
platform at least 30 minutes before the
start of the meeting, and continue to
disclose it until the end of the meeting.
When the company holds a video
conference of the shareholders'meeting
and announces the meeting, the total
number of shareholders'shares present
shall be disclosed on the video
conference platform. The same shall
apply if the total number of shares and

53

After amendment Before amendment Reason for
amendment
voting rights of shareholders present are

counted separately during the meeting.
Article 14
If the shareholders'meeting is held by
video conference, the company shall
immediately disclose the voting results
of various proposals and election results
Article 14
When the chairman deems that the
discussion of the proposal has reached a
Refer to the
revision of the
reference
example of the "
Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of the
Company
Limited".

level that can be voted on, he may
announce the suspension of the
discussion and put it to the vote.

on the video conference platform of the
shareholders'meeting in accordance
with regulations after the voting ends.
Article 15
When the company holds a
video-conference shareholders meeting,
Article 15
The scrutiny and counting personnel for

Refer to the
revision of the
reference
example of the
"Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of the
Company
Limited".


voting on proposals shall be designated
by the chairman, but the scrutiny
personnel shall have the status of
shareholders. The voting results shall be

the chairman and recorder shall be at the
same place in China, and the chairman
shall announce the address of the place
when the meeting is held.

reported on the spot and recorded.
Article 17
Affairs of Public Offering Companies,
there is no need to postpone or continue
Article 17
Unless otherwise stipulated in the
company law and the company's articles


Refer to the
revision of the
reference
example of the
"Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of the
Company
Limited" .

the meeting. Previously, due to natural
disasters, accidents or other force
majeure events, if the video
conferencing platform or the
participation in the form of video
communication is obstructed and lasts
for more than 30 minutes, the date of
the meeting shall be postponed or
continued within five days, and Article
100 of the Company Law shall not
apply. Article 82.
Shareholders who have not registered to

of association, the voting on the
proposal shall be passed with the
consent of more than half of the voting
rights of the shareholders present. When



voting, if there is no objection from the
present shareholders after consultation
by the chairman, it is deemed to be
passed, and its effect is the same as
voting by poll.

participate in the original shareholders'
meeting via video conference shall not
participate in the postponed or
continued meeting in the event of the
occurrence of the preceding paragraph.
According to the provisions of
Paragraph 1, the meeting should be
postponed or resumed, and shareholders

who have registered to participate in the

original shareholders'meeting and
completed the registration through video

conference, and those who have not
participated in the postponed or
continued meeting, the number of shares

attended at the original shareholders'

54

After amendment Before amendment Reason for
amendment
meeting, the voting rights exercised and

Voting rights shall be included in the
total number of shares, voting rights and

voting rights of shareholders present at
the postponed or resumed meeting.
When adjourning or adjourning a
general meeting of shareholders in
accordance with the provisions of
Paragraph 1, no re-discussion and
resolution is required for proposals that
have completed voting and counting,
and announced the voting results or the
list of directors elected.
When the company convenes a
video-assisted shareholders'meeting
and the video conference cannot be
continued under Paragraph 1, if the total

number of shares present after
deducting the number of shares present
at the shareholders'meeting through
video conference still reaches the
statutory quota for the shareholders'
meeting, the shareholders'meeting shall

continue There is no need to postpone
or continue the meeting in accordance
with the provisions of Paragraph 1.
In the event that the meeting should
continue as mentioned in the preceding
paragraph, the shareholders who
participate in the shareholders meeting
via video conference shall count the
number of shares present in the total
number of shares of the shareholders
present, but shall be deemed as
abstaining from voting on all the
resolutions of the shareholders meeting.
Article 18
When the company holds a
video-conference shareholders meeting,
Article 18
When there is an amendment or
substitution for the same proposal, the
chairman shall determine the order of
voting with the original proposal. If one
Refer to the
revision of the
reference
example of the
"Rules of
Procedures for
the Shareholders'
Meeting of the
Company
Limited".

it shall provide appropriate alternative
measures for shareholders who have
difficulties in attending via
video-conferencing .

of the proposals has been passed , the
other proposals shall be deemed to be
rejected, and there is no need to vote
again.
Article 20
These rules will come into force after
being approved by the shareholders'
meeting, and the same will apply when
they are amended.
Add this article.

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Attachment 7

Maywufa Company Limited Director and Independent Director Candidates

No. Candidate
category
Name Academic Qualifications Experience Current post No. Of Shares
Currently Held
(shares)
Reasons
For
Serving
As
Independ
ent
Director
For Three
Consecuti
ve Terms
1 Director Cheng Yi
Investment
Company Ltd.
Representative:
Lee Chen-Chia
 Honorary Ph.D. ,National
Taipei University Of
Technology
 EMBA, National Chengchi
University
 BS, Kaohsiung Medical
University, School Of
Pharmacy
 Founder/ Chairman, Phytohealth Corp.
 Founder/Chairman, Amcad Biomed
Corp.
 Chairman, Broadsound Corp.
 National Policy Consultants,
Presidential Palace
 Director,Central Bank
Of The Republic Of China (Taiwan)
 Representatives Of The National
Assembly
 Director,Straits Exchange Foundation
 Managing Director,
Taiwan Federation Of Industry
 Managing Director,
Taiwan Province IndustryAssociation
 Chairman, Maywufa Company Ltd.
 Chairman, Taiwan Incubator Sme
Development Corporation
 Director, Phytohealth Corp.
 Director ,Amcad Biomed Corp.
23,594,819 N.A.
2 Director Cheng Yi
Investment
Company Ltd.
Representative:
Lee Yi-Li
 MBA, Rutgers University
 BBA In Finance, National
Taiwan University
 Director, Phytohealth Corp.
 Director, Amcad Biomed Corp.
 Supervisor, Taiwan Bio Industry
Organization
 2016 Top 10 Female Heads Of The
Biomedical Industry
 Director, International Global
Corporate, Standard Chartered Bank
 Vice President,Credit Agricole
Corporate And Investment Bank
 Manager,Corporate BankingGroup,
 Vice Chairman, Maywufa Company
Ltd.
 Chairman, Phytohealth Corp.
 Chairman /General Manager,
Amcad Biomed Corp.
 Chairman, Broadsound Corp.
 Director,Maywufa Cosmetics
(Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
 Director,Taiwan Incubator Sme
Development Corp.
 Director,Lu Te Na CompanyLtd.
23,594,819 N.A.

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No. Candidate
category
Name Academic Qualifications Experience Current post No. Of Shares
Currently Held
(shares)
Reasons
For
Serving
As
Independ
ent
Director
For Three
Consecuti
ve Terms
Citibank, N.A.  Independent Director,
Sinyi RealtyInc.
3 Director Li Ling Investment
Company Ltd.
Representative:
Lee I-Lin

 MBA, Carnegie Mellon
University
 B.ACC.,National Taiwan
University
 Product Manager (Sales And
Marketing),Janssen Pharmaceutical
Factory Of Johnson & Johnson
 Auditor/Risk Assessment Consultant,
Deloitte Taiwan
 Executive Director,Maywufa Company
Ltd.
 Vice Chairman/ General Manager,
Phytohealth Corp.
 Vice Chairman,Amcad Biomed Corp.
 Vice Chairman, Broadsound Corp.
 Supervisor ,Maywufa Cosmetics
(Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
 Supervisor, Lu Te Na Company Ltd.
 Supervisor ,Taiwan Bio Industry
Organization
14,946,556 N.A.
4 Director Cheng Yi
Investment
Company Ltd.
Representative:
Lai Yu-Ju
 MBA, UCLA
 BBA, National Taiwan
University
 Vice President, Citibank, Taiwan
 Outstanding Businessman Of Gold
Business Awards Of The Republic Of
China In 2010
 2012 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of
The Year Award
 Director /General Manager, Maywufa
Company Ltd.
 Director, Phytohealth Corp.
 Director, Amcad Biomed Corp.
 Chairman, Maywufa Cosmetics
(Shanghai) Co.,Ltd.
 Director, Taiwan Incubator Sme
Development Corp.
 Director,Lu Te Na CompanyLtd.
23,594,819 N.A.
5 Director Hua Wei Ltd.
Representative:
Chen Wen-Hwa
 BS, Kaohsiung Medical
University, School Of
Pharmacy
 Certified Pharmacist
 General Manager , Phytohealth Corp.
 Sales Manager, Bristol-Myers Squibbs
Company,Taiwan
 Director,Maywufa Cosmetics
(Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
 Director, Maywufa Company Ltd.
 Director, Phytohealth Corp.
 Director, Amcad Biomed Corp.
 Director, Lu Te Na Company Ltd.
78,000 N.A.
6 Director Yi Xin  EMBA,National Taiwan  Vice Chairman,Small And Medium  Director,Maywufa CompanyLtd. 2,000,000 N.A.

57

No. Candidate
category
Name Academic Qualifications Experience Current post No. Of Shares
Currently Held
(shares)
Reasons
For
Serving
As
Independ
ent
Director
For Three
Consecuti
ve Terms
International
Company Ltd.
Representative:
Lee Yu-Chia
University Of Science And
Technology
Enterprise Foundation,Taiwan
 Committee Member, Ministry Of
Health And Welfare
 Director, Taiwan Incubator Sme
Development Corp.
 Director,Mender International Co., Ltd.
 Chairman,Yi Xin International Company
Ltd.
 Supervisor ,Lu Te Na Company Ltd.
 Managing Director, National Association Of
Small & Medium Enterprises ,R.O.C.
 Convenor,Cross-Strait Ceo Summit Sme
Cooperation And Youth
Entrepreneurship Promotion Team
 Director,Small And Medium Enterprise
Credit Guarantee Fund Of Taiwan
 Director,Commerce Development Research
Institute
7 Director Li Ling Investment
Company Ltd.
Representative:
Lee Bi-Jen

 EMBA,Royal Roads
University
 Supervisor,Maywufa Company Ltd.
 Chairman,Triad International
Corporation
 Chairman, Caribbean Industrial
Company
 President,Rotary Club of Taipei New
Century
 President,Distinguished Ladies Club
 Supervisor,Phytohealth Corp.
 Director,Maywufa Company Ltd.
 Supervisor ,Triad International
Corporation
 Founder ,Caribbean Industrial
Company
 Chairman, Bi Yi International Ltd.
 Supervisor ,Yi Xin Nternational
Company Ltd.
14,946,556 N.A.
8 Director Hua Wei Ltd.
Representative:
Liu Wen-Cheng
 MBA,Northrop University  Chairman,Taiwan Corporate
Governance Association
 Vice Chairman,Taiwan Corporate
Governance Association
 Independent Director, Global Unichip
Corp.
 Chairman / General Manager,
 Director,Maywufa Company Ltd.
 Executive Director,Taiwan Corporate
Governance Association
 Independent Director, Vanguard
International Semiconductor
Corporation
 Independent Director,Advantech Co.,
78,000 N.A.

58

No. Candidate
category
Name Academic Qualifications Experience Current post No. Of Shares
Currently Held
(shares)
Reasons
For
Serving
As
Independ
ent
Director
For Three
Consecuti
ve Terms
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company,
Taiwan
 Deputy Managing /Chief Financial
Officer, Bristol-Myers Squibb
Company,Taiwan
Ltd.
9 Director Yi Xin
International
Company Ltd.
Representative:
Yu Chang-Min
 MBA, National Chengchi
University
 Sales Assistant Manager,
Procter & Gamble Taiwan Ltd.
 Deputy General Manager Of Business
Unit,Maywufa Company Ltd.
 Director,Lu Te Na Company Ltd.
2,000,000 N.A.
10 Independent
Director

Chen Hui-Yiu
 BS In As, National Taiwan
University
 Vice Chairman, Choice Development,
Inc.
 Independent Director,Everlance Co.,
Ltd.
 Independent Director,Maywufa Company
Ltd.
 Chairman, Choice Development, Inc.
 Independent Director, Senao Networks, Inc.
 Director,Microloops Co.,Ltd.
0 NO
11 Independent
Director

Ou Shu-Fan
~~~~
DMS, Guangzhou Jinan
University
 Industry Consultant, National Taiwan
University Innovation Incubation
Center
 Review Physician, Taiwan Medical
Association Of National Health
Insurance Global Budget Payment
System Executive Committee
 Ophthalmologist,Cardinal Tien Hospital
 Ophthalmologist,Taipei City Hospital
Zhongxiao Branch
 Ophthalmologist,Cathay General
Hospital

 Independent Director,Maywufa
Company Ltd.
 Chairman,Universal Vision
Biotechnology Co., Ltd.
 Vice President,National Association Of
Small & Medium Enterprises, R.O.C.
 Director,Ten Outstanding Young
Persons Foundation
 President,Global Federation Of Chinese
Business Women Of Chinese
Chairwomen Chapter
 Vice President,Taipei Neihu
Technology Park Development
Association
 Vice President,National Award Of
0 NO

59

No. Candidate
category
Name Academic Qualifications Experience Current post No. Of Shares
Currently Held
(shares)
Reasons
For
Serving
As
Independ
ent
Director
For Three
Consecuti
ve Terms
Outstanding Smes Committee
 Secretary General,Distinguished Ladies
Club
 Director,Taiwan Visual Optics And
Refraction Associatio
 Director,Taiwan University Industry
Development Association
12 Independent
Director

Chang Hong-Jen
 M.S.,Harvard University
 M.S.,Taiwan University
 Deputy Director,Ministry Of Health
And Welfaregeneral
 Manager,National Health Insurance
Administration
 Director,Taiwan Centers For Disease
Control
 General Manager,Taiwan Global
Biofund
 Chairman,Yfy Biotech Management
Co., Ltd.
 Chairman,Micareo Taiwan Co., Ltd.
 Chairman,Micareo, Inc.
 Chairman, Eusol Biotech Co.,Ltd.
 Chairman,Xiang Yong Biotech
Management Consulting Co., Ltd.
 Vice Presidenttaiwan,
Research-Basedbiopharmaceutical
Manufacturers Association
 Director,Abprotix Inc.
 Director,Taigen Biopharmaceuticals
Holdings Limited
 Director,Taigen Biopharmaceuticals
Ltd.
 Director,Excelsior Biopharma Inc.
 Director,Medeon Biodesign, Inc
 Director,Medeoninternational, Inc.
 Director, Acepodia Biotechnologies,Ltd
 Director,Acepodia, Inc.(Ky)
 Director, Taiwania Capital
Biotechnology Corp.
 Director,Lifemax Healthcare
International Corporation

0
NO

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No. Candidate
category
Name Academic Qualifications Experience Current post No. Of Shares
Currently Held
(shares)
Reasons
For
Serving
As
Independ
ent
Director
For Three
Consecuti
ve Terms
 Director, Caisson Biotech (Suzhou)
Co., Ltd.
 Director,Jiangsu Kerunqi
Biotechnology Co., Ltd.(Kmq)
 Independent Director,Totbiopharm Ltd.
 Director,Sequential Medicine Limited
 Director,Formosa Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
 Adjunct Professor,National Yang Ming
Chiao Tung University
13 Independent
Director

Lin Chi-Feng
 Master of Science in Management,
Baker University
 Assistant Manager, Citibank, Taiwan.
 Assistant Manager,
First Securities Investment Trust Co.,
Ltd.
 Deputy General Manager,Cigna & Cmb
Life Insurance Company Ltd.
 Taiwan Branchgeneral Manager,
Marketing Consulting Co.,Ltd.
 Chairman / General Manager,
Momo.Com Inc.
 Senior Consultant,Momo.Com Inc.
 Chairman,Fubon Gehua (Beijing)
Enterprise Ltd.
0 NO

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Attachment 8

Maywufa Company Limited

Details on Directors and their representatives Holding Concurrent Positions in Other Companies

in Other Companies
Job Title Name Positions Concur-Rently Held In Other Companies At
Present
Director
Cheng Yi Investment
~~C~~ompany Ltd.
Representative:
Lee Chen-Chia
Director, Phytohealth Corp.
Director,Amcad Biomed Corp.
Chairman, Lu Te Na Company Ltd.
Director
Cheng Yi Investment
~~C~~ompany Ltd.
Representative:
Lee Yi-Li
Chairman, Phytohealth Corp.
Chairman /General Manager,Amcad Biomed Corp.
Chairman, Broadsound Corp.
Director,Maywufa Cosmetics(Shanghai)Co.,Ltd.
Director , Lu Te Na Company Ltd.
Director

Li Ling Investment
CompanyLtd.
Director, Phytohealth Corp.
Director
Li Ling Investment
~~C~~ompany Ltd.
Representative:
~~L~~ee I-Lin.
Vice Chairman/ General Manager,Phytohealth Corp.
Vice Chairman, Amcad Biomed Corp.
Vice Chairman, Broadsound Corp.
Director
~~C~~heng Yi Investment
Company Ltd.
Representative:
~~L~~ai Yu-Ju
Director, Phytohealth Corp.
Chairman/General Manager, Maywufa Cosmetics
(Shanghai)Co., Ltd.
Director , Lu Te Na Company Ltd.
Director Hua Wei Ltd. Director, Phytohealth Corp.
Director
Hua Wei Ltd.
~~R~~epresentative:
Chen Wen-Hwa
Director, Phytohealth Corp.
Director , Lu Te Na Company Ltd.
Director



Yi Xin International
Company Ltd.
Representative:
Lee Yu-Chia
Director,Mender International Co., Ltd.
Director
Yi Xin International
Company Ltd.
Representative:
Yu Chang-Min
Director , Lu Te Na Company Ltd.
Independent
Director
Chen Hui-Yiu Chairman, Choice Development, Inc.
Independent
Director
Ou Shu-Fan Chairman,Universal Vision Biotechnology Co., Ltd.
Independent
Director
Chang Hong-Jen Chairman,Yfy Biotech Management Co., Ltd.
Chairman, Micareo Taiwan Co., Ltd.

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Job Title Name Positions Concur-Rently Held In Other Companies At
Present
Chairman,Micareo, Inc.
Chairman, Eusol Biotech Co.,Ltd.
Chairman,Xiang Yong Biotech Management Consulting
Co.,Ltd.
Director,Abprotix Inc.
Director,Taigen Biopharmaceuticals Holdings Limited

Director,Taigen Biopharmaceuticals Ltd.
Director,Excelsior Biopharma Inc.
Director,Medeon Biodesign,Inc.
Director,Medeon International, Inc.
Director,Acepodia Biotechnologies,Ltd.
Director,Acepodia, Inc.(KY)
Director,Taiwania Capital BiotechnologyCorp.
Director,Lifemax Healthcare International Corporation
Director,Caisson Biotech(Suzhou)Co.,Ltd.
Director,Jiangsu Kerunqi BiotechnologyCo.,Ltd.(KMQ)
Independent Director,Totbiopharm Ltd.
Director,Sequential Medicine Limited
Director,Formosa Pharmaceuticals,Inc.
Independent
Director
Lin Chi-Feng Chairman,Fubon Gehua (Beijing) Enterprise Ltd.

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IV. Appendices

Appendix 1

Maywufa Company Limited

Rules of Procedure for Shareholder Meetings

  • Article 1 Unless otherwise specified by laws and regulations, the shareholders' meeting of our company shall be conducted in accordance with these rules.

  • Article 2 A signature book or sign-in card should be provided for shareholders to sign in at the shareholders' meeting, or shareholders in attendance can submit a sign-in card to represent their attendance. The number of shares represented by attendance shall be calculated based on the signature book or sign-in cards submitted.

  • Article 3 Attendance and voting at the shareholders' meeting shall be based on the number of shares held.

  • Article 4 The shareholders' meeting shall be held at a location in the place where the company is located or at a location convenient for shareholders to attend and suitable for holding the shareholders' meeting. The meeting shall not commence before 9:00 a.m. or after 3:00 p.m.

  • Article 5 If the shareholders' meeting is convened by the board of directors, the chairman shall be the chairman of the board. In the event that the chairman of the board is absent or unable to perform his/her duties for any reason, the vice chairman shall act as his/her proxy. If there is no vice chairman, or if the vice chairman is also absent or unable to perform his/her duties for any reason, the chairman shall designate one of the executive directors to act as his/her proxy. If there is no executive director, the chairman shall designate one of the directors to act as his/her proxy. If the chairman fails to designate a proxy, one shall be selected by mutual recommendation of the executive directors or directors. If the shareholders' meeting is convened by a person other than the board of directors, the chairman shall be the person who has the right to convene the meeting.

  • Article 6 The company may appoint its commissioned lawyers, accountants, or relevant personnel to attend the shareholders' meeting. The staff in charge of the shareholders' meeting affairs shall wear identification cards or armbands.

  • Article 7 The company shall record the entire process of the shareholders' meeting by audio or video and keep it for at least one year.

  • Article 8 If it is already time for the meeting, the chairman shall immediately announce the opening of the meeting. However, if there are not enough shareholders present who represent more than half of the total issued shares, the chairman may announce a postponement of the meeting. The meeting may only be postponed twice, and the total postponement time shall not exceed one hour. If after two postponements, there are still not enough shareholders present who represent more than half of the total issued shares, a false resolution may be passed in accordance with Article 175, Paragraph 1 of the Company Act.

  • If before the end of the meeting, the number of shares represented by the attending shareholders reaches more than half of the total issued shares, the chairman may re-submit the false resolution for voting at the meeting in accordance with Article 174 of the Company Act.

  • Article 9 If the shareholders' meeting is convened by the board of directors, the agenda shall be determined by the board of directors, and the meeting shall proceed according to the

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scheduled agenda, which shall not be changed without the resolution of the shareholders' meeting. If the shareholders' meeting is convened by a person other than the board of directors, the provisions of the preceding paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis. The agenda scheduled in the preceding two paragraphs shall not be adjourned until the business of the meeting (including temporary motions) is concluded and a resolution is passed. After the meeting is adjourned, the shareholders shall not elect a new chairman to continue the meeting at the same or another place.

  • Article 10 When attending a shareholder meeting and wishing to speak, a shareholder must first fill out a speaking slip indicating the topic, shareholder account number (or attendance certificate number), and name, and the order of speaking will be determined by the chairperson. Shareholders who only provide a speaking slip but do not actually speak will be considered as not having spoken. If the content of the speech does not match the information on the slip, the speech content will be the official record. When a shareholder is speaking, other shareholders may not speak or disrupt the meeting without the consent of the chairperson and the speaking shareholder. The chairperson should intervene to stop any violations.

  • Article 11 Each shareholder may speak on the same agenda item only twice with the consent of the chairperson, and each time may not exceed five minutes. If a shareholder's speech violates the provisions of the preceding paragraph or goes beyond the scope of the topic, the chairperson may stop the speech.

  • Article 12 When a legal entity attends a shareholders' meeting on behalf of the shareholder, the legal entity may only appoint one person to attend. If a corporate shareholder appoints more than two representatives to attend the shareholders' meeting, only one person may speak on the same agenda item.

  • Article 13 After a shareholder speaks at the meeting, the chairperson may personally or designate relevant personnel to respond.

  • Article 14 When the chairperson considers that the discussion of a proposal has reached a level where it can be put to a vote, he or she may announce the cessation of discussion and move to a vote.

  • Article 15 The voting and vote-counting personnel for the resolution shall be designated by the chairperson, but the vote-observers shall have the qualifications of a shareholder. The result of the vote shall be reported on the spot and recorded.

  • Article 16 During the meeting, the chairperson may announce a break at his/her discretion.

  • Article 17 The vote on a resolution shall be passed by the affirmative votes of the majority of the voting rights represented by the shareholders present, except as otherwise provided by the Company Act and the company's articles of incorporation. If the chairperson solicits no objection from the attending shareholders, a motion shall be deemed to have been passed, and its validity shall be the same as that of a vote.

  • Article 18 When there are amendments or substitute proposals for the same motion, the chairman shall determine their voting order together with the original motion. If one of the proposals has already been approved, the other proposals will be deemed rejected and do not need to be voted on again.

  • Article 19 : The chairperson may direct the security personnel (or security guards) to assist in maintaining order in the meeting venue. When the security personnel (or guards) are present

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to assist in maintaining order, they should wear armbands marked with the words "Security Personnel."

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Appendix 2

Maywufa Company Limited Articles of Incorporation

Chapter I. General

  • Article 1 The company is organized in accordance with the provisions of the Company Law of R.O.C. The Chinese name is 美吾華股份有限公司 and the English name is Maywufa Company Ltd .

Article 2 The business scope of the company is as follows :

  • 1.Manufacturing, processing, distribution, wholesale, and agency of various hair care products (cleansers) and soaps.

  • 2.Manufacturing, processing, distribution, wholesale, and agency of various cosmetics (except for highly toxic ones), as well as department store business (manufacturing and processing of cosmetics limited to major factories).

  • 3.Distribution, wholesale, and retail business of various beauty products, health products, and sports equipment.

  • 4.Agency, distribution, wholesale, and retail business of various foods, small household appliances, apparel, and daily necessities.

  • 5.Commissioning construction companies to build national housing, commercial buildings for rent or sale, and community development research and analysis consulting services (excluding architect services).

  • 6.Introduction of housing rental and sales.

  • 7.Retail and wholesale business of vitamin pills, oral liquid supplements, and nutrition supplements.

  • 8.Buying and selling, wholesale, and retail business of medicines and medical equipment.

  • 9.Wholesale and retail business of foods, baby products, and general foods containing added vitamins, amino acids, and mineral supplements.

  • 10.Consulting and analysis services for pharmacy management.

  • 11.Buying and selling of medical and healthcare journals and magazines.

  • 12.Planning, design, management, consulting, diagnosis, and analysis consulting services for environmental protection engineering (excluding architect services).

  • 13.Treatment, design, contracting, and construction business for environmental protection engineering such as exhaust gas, dust collection, noise, and smoke.

  • 14.Buying and selling of various machinery and construction materials.

  • 15.Buying and selling, processing, and manufacturing of pet supplies and pet food.

  • 16.Import and export trade business of the aforementioned products and distribution, wholesale, buying and selling, and agency of related goods and equipment.

  • 17.F219010 retail business of electronic materials.

  • 18.F119010 wholesale business of electronic materials.

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19.F207030 retail business of cleaning supplies. 20.F107030 wholesale business of cleaning supplies. 21.C802090 Manufacture of cleaning products 22.C802060 Manufacture of animal medicines 23.C802071 Manufacture of pesticides 24.C802080 Manufacture of environmental medicines 25.C802110 Manufacture of cosmetic pigments 26.C199990 Miscellaneous food manufacturing (such as Lingzhi, pollen, royal jelly) 27.F107120 Wholesale of precision chemical materials 28.F107020 Wholesale of dyes and pigments 29.F107170 Wholesale of industrial additives 30.F107190 Wholesale of plastic films and bags 31.F107070 Animal medicine wholesale industry 32.F107080 Environmental medicine wholesale industry 33.F108021 Western medicine wholesale industry 34.F108051 Cosmetics and pigment wholesale industry 35.F108060 Traditional Chinese medicine wholesale industry 36.F203010 Food and beverage retail industry 37.F601010 Intellectual property industry 38.G801010 Warehousing industry 39.I103050 Entrepreneurial investment business management consulting industry

40.I104010 Nutrition consulting industry 41.IC01010 Pharmaceutical testing industry 42.I301010 Information software service industry 43.I301020 Data processing service industry 44.I301030 Electronic information supply service industry 45.IZ06010 Warehousing and packaging industry 46.IZ99990 Other business services industry (development of toxicology testing and analysis equipment) 47.E603050 Automatic control engineering industry 48.E605010 Computer equipment installation industry 49.E701010 Communication engineering industry 50.F118010 Information software wholesale industry 51.F218010 Information Software Retail Industry 52.F113070 Telecommunications Equipment Wholesale Industry

53.F213060 Telecommunications Equipment Retail Industry 54.F401010 International Trade Industry 55.IG01010 Biotechnology Services Industry

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  • 56.ZZ99999 In addition to the permitted businesses mentioned above, other businesses that are not prohibited or restricted by law may be operated.

  • Article 3 The company may arrange mutual guarantee business with related companies or businesses in the same industry as required by its business needs.

  • Article 4 The company's investments in other businesses shall not be subject to the provisions of Article

  • 13 of the Company Act regarding the total amount of investment in subsidiary companies.

  • Article 5 The Company may establish branch offices, factories, and other branches domestically or internationally as needed, in addition to its headquarters located in Taipei City. The establishment, dissolution, or modification of such entities shall be handled in accordance with the resolution of the Board of Directors and after obtaining the approval of the competent authorities.

  • Article 6 The announcement method of this company shall be handled in accordance with Article 28 of the Company Act.

Chapter II Shares

  • Article 7 The total capital of the company is set at NTD 300 million, divided into 30 million shares, with a par value of NTD 10 per share. The Board of Directors is authorized to issue shares in multiple tranches as needed. The aforementioned total capital includes a reserve of NTD 100 million, divided into 10 million shares, with a par value of NTD 10 per share, for the purpose of issuing stock certificates for rights offering.

  • Article 8 The company may transfer repurchased shares to employees at a price lower than the actual repurchase price, or issue employee stock options at a price lower than the closing price on the day of issuance, with the approval of a shareholder meeting attended by more than half of the total issued shares represented by shareholders and with the consent of shareholders representing more than two-thirds of the voting rights present at the meeting.

  • Article 9 The registered shares issued by our company are exempt from printing stock certificates, but they must be registered with the securities central depository institution. If stock certificates are printed, they will be signed or stamped by the director representing the company and issued after being legally certified. According to Article 267 of the Company Law, employees of our company who subscribe for new shares may not transfer them within two years without the company's consent, otherwise the transfer will be invalid.

  • Article 10 The handling of shareholder affairs in our company is carried out in accordance with the

  • "Guidelines for the Handling of Shareholder Affairs of Publicly Traded Companies" issued by the competent authority and relevant laws and regulations such as the Company Law.

Chapter III Shareholders’ Meeting

  • Article 11 There are two types of shareholder meetings: regular and special. The regular meeting is held once a year within six months after the end of each fiscal year,convened by the board of directors in accordance with the law. The special meeting is called

  • when necessary in accordance with the law. For the convening of shareholder meetings

  • , the notice of a regular meeting should be given to the shareholders at least thirty days prior to the meeting, while the notice of a special meeting should be given to

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the shareholders at least fifteen days prior to the meeting.

  • Article 12 The voting rights of shareholders in our company are handled in accordance with the

  • relevant provisions of the Company Law and the securities regulator.

  • Article13 If a shareholder is unable to attend a shareholder meeting due to certain circumstances,

  • he or she may issue a proxy with the authorized scope specified by the company to appoint a representative to attend the meeting on his or her behalf. The method of proxy attendance by shareholders is governed by the "Rules Governing the Use of Proxies to Attend Shareholder Meetings of Publicly Traded Companies" issued by the competent authority, in addition to the provisions of Article 177 of the Company Law.

  • Article14 Unless otherwise provided by relevant laws and regulations, the resolution of a shareholder meeting shall be passed with the approval of more than half of the voting rights present in person or by proxy of the total number of issued shares represented at the meeting.

  • Article 15 The shareholder meeting is convened by the board of directors, with the chairman of the board serving as the chairman of the meeting. In the event that the chairman of the board is absent, a director designated by the chairman of the board shall act as a proxy. If no one is designated, a director shall be elected by the board to act as a proxy. If the meeting is convened by someone other than the board of directors, the chairman of the meeting shall be appointed by the convener. If there are two or more conveners, they shall jointly elect a chairman of the meeting.

  • Article 16 The resolutions passed at the shareholder meeting shall be recorded in the minutes, which shall include the date, location, number of shareholders present, number of shares and voting rights represented, the name of the chairman, the resolutions and the methods of adoption. The minutes shall be signed or sealed by the chairman of the meeting and distributed to all shareholders within 20 days after the meeting. The minutes, along with the attendance sign-in sheet and proxy forms, shall be kept by the company. The distribution of the minutes may be made by public notice.

Chapter IV Director, Board of Directors and Managers

  • Article 17 Understood. According to the "Regulations Governing the Ownership Percentage of Shares Held by Directors and Supervisors of Public Companies" promulgated by the competent authority, the percentage of shares held by each director should be disclosed in the company's annual report. The percentage of shares held by all directors combined should not be less than 1% of the total number of outstanding shares of the company.

  • Article 18 According to Article 14-4 of the Securities and Exchange Act, this company has established an Audit Committee, which shall be composed of all independent directors. The Audit Committee or its members shall be responsible for performing the duties of a supervisor as provided by the Company Act, the Securities and Exchange Act, and other applicable laws and regulations.

  • Article 19 The Company has established a Remuneration Committee in accordance with Article 14-6 of the Securities and Exchange Act. The Remuneration Committee shall exercise its powers in accordance with the Regulations Governing the Establishment and Exercise of Powers by Remuneration Committees of Companies Listed on the Stock Exchange or Traded Over-the-Counter at Securities Firms.

  • Article 20 The board of directors should be composed of two-thirds or more of the directors present,

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and the majority of the attending directors must agree to elect one person as the chairman and another person as the vice chairman. The chairman represents the company externally and may appoint one director to act on behalf of the chairman and hold office as needed for business purposes.

  • Article 21 When one-third or more of the directors' seats are vacant or all independent directors are dismissed, the board of directors should convene a special shareholders' meeting within 60 days to fill the vacancies. The term of office for the newly elected directors is limited to the remainder of the original term.

  • Article 22 The board of directors is convened by the chairman. The decisions of the board of directors, except as otherwise provided by the Company Law, shall require the presence of more than half of the directors, and the approval of the majority of the attending directors. If a director is unable to attend due to reasons, they may issue a proxy specifying the scope of authorization and entrust another director to attend on their behalf. The proxy shall be limited to one person.

  • Article 23 The convocation of the board of directors should specify the reason and notify all directors at least seven days in advance. However, in case of emergency, the board may be convened at any time.

The notice of convocation may be delivered in writing, by fax, or electronically.

  • Article 24 The powers of the board of directors are as follows:

  • 1.The formulation of business policies and the supervision of the execution of business plans.

  • 2.The review of proposed budgets.

  • 3.The revision of the company's capital.

  • 4.The review of profit distribution.

  • 5.The approval of important external contracts.

  • 6.The proposal of amendments to the company's articles of incorporation.

  • 7.The approval of the company's organizational regulations and important bylaws.

  • 8.The approval of the establishment, restructuring, or dissolution of branch

  • offices or factories.

  • 9.The appointment or dismissal of important personnel of the company.

  • 10.The convocation of shareholder meetings.

  • 11.The determination of other important matters.

  • Article 25 The remuneration of all directors shall be authorized by the board of directors. Regardless of the operating profit or loss, the remuneration shall be given according to the usual industry standards.The company may purchase liability insurance for directors within their term of office, for the scope of duties executed by the company.

  • Article 26 The company may appoint managers, whose appointment, dismissal, and remuneration

  • shall be handled in accordance with Article 29 of the Company Act.

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The company may purchase liability insurance for managers within the scope of duties executed by the company.Chapter V Accounting

Chapter V Accountting

  • Article 27 The company shall prepare the following documents at the end of each fiscal year, and submit them to the regular shareholders' meeting for approval in accordance with the law:

  • 1.Business report

  • 2.Financial statements

  • 3.Proposal for distribution of profits or allocation of losses

  • Article 28 If the company has profits for the year (defined as the pre-tax profit after deducting employee compensation and director compensation), after reserving for accumulated losses, a percentage of 3% to 6% shall be allocated for employee compensation, and no more than 4% shall be allocated for director compensation. The allocation shall be approved by a resolution of the board of directors with the attendance of at least two-thirds of the directors and the approval of a majority of the attending directors, and reported to the shareholders' meeting.

  • The employee compensation referred to in the preceding paragraph may be issued in the form of stocks or cash, and may include employees of subsidiary companies who meet certain conditions.

  • Article 29 If this company has a profit in each fiscal year, after paying all taxes, making up for accumulated losses, and allocating the statutory reserve and other special reserve as required by law, the remaining profit, along with the undistributed profit from previous years, shall be used to formulate a profit distribution proposal by the board of directors. At least 50% of the profit shall be allocated and submitted to the shareholders' meeting for resolution, taking into account the company's long-term development plans and maintaining a sound financial structure. The company's dividend policy shall be based on the profit situation, and shall balance between cash dividends and stock dividends in an appropriate proportion. If stock dividends are distributed, they shall account for at least 10% of the total dividends for that fiscal year.

ChapterVI Supplementary Provisions

  • Article 30 If there are any matters not covered in this Articles of Association, they shall be handled in accordance with the provisions of the Company Act and relevant laws and regulations.

  • Article 31 This constitution was established on August 27, 1976 of the Republic of China. The first revision was made on February 25, 1977, the second on July 6, 1977, the third on February 2, 1978, the fourth on September 3, 1978, the fifth on April 16, 1979, the sixth on September 24, 1979, the seventh on December 28, 1979, the eighth on October 16, 1980, the ninth on January 12, 1983, the tenth on May 31, 1984, the eleventh on July 7, 1984, the twelfth on December 13, 1985, the thirteenth on April 5, 1987, the fourteenth on January 24, 1988, the fifteenth on January 5, 1989, the sixteenth on December 1, 1989, Seventeenth on February 4, 1990, eighteenth on September 5, 1990, the nineteenth on March 23, 1991, the twentieth on June 12, 1993, the twenty-first on June 3, 1994, the twenty-second on June 17, 1995, the twenty-third on June 15, 1996, the twenty-fourth on April 30, 1997, the twenty-fifth on April 30, 1998, the twenty-sixth on April 30, 1999, the twenty-seventh and twenty-eighth revisions were made on May 19, 2000, the twenty-ninth on May 18, 2001,

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the thirtieth on June 28, 2002, the thirty-first on June 25, 2004, the thirty-second on June 10, 2005, the thirty-third on June 14, 2006, the thirty-fourth on June 13, 2007, the thirty-fifth on June 13, 2008, the thirty-sixth on June 19, 2009, the thirty-seventh on June 18, 2010, the thirty-eighth on June 15, 2011, the thirty-ninth on June 15, 2012, the fortieth on June 18, 2014, and the forty-first on May 31 ,2016, the forty-second revisions were made on May 27, 2020.

Maywufa Company Limited

Chairman: Lee Chen-Chia

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Appendix 3

Maywufa Company Limited

Rules for Director Elections

  • Article 1 To ensure fair, just, and transparent election of directors, this procedure is established in accordance with Article 21 of the "Corporate Governance Best Practice Principles for Listed and OTC Companies."

  • Article 2 The election of directors in our company shall be conducted in accordance with the provisions of this procedure, except as otherwise provided by laws or the company's articles of incorporation.

  • Article 3 The selection of directors in this company should take into account the overall composition of the board of directors. The composition of the board of directors should consider diversity, and appropriate diversity policies should be formulated based on its own operations, business type, and development needs. These policies should include but not be limited to the following two aspects:

  • 1.Basic conditions and values: gender, age, nationality, culture, etc.

  • 2.Professional knowledge and skills: professional background (such as law, accounting, industry, finance, marketing, or technology), professional skills, and industry experience, etc.

  • The members of the board of directors should generally possess the knowledge, skills, and qualities necessary for performing their duties. The overall abilities that they should possess are as follows:

  • 1.Operational judgment ability.

  • 2.Accounting and financial analysis ability.

  • 3.Management ability.

  • 4.Crisis handling ability.

  • 5.Industry knowledge.

  • 6.International market perspective.

  • 7.Leadership ability.

  • 8.Decision-making ability.

More than half of the seats on the board of directors should not be held by individuals who have a spouse or a relative within two degrees of kinship.

  • Article 4 The qualifications and selection of independent directors of this company shall comply with the relevant provisions of the "Regulations Governing the Establishment of Independent Directors for Publicly Issued Companies and Matters to Be Followed" and shall be handled in accordance with Article 24 of the "Corporate Governance Best Practice Principles for Listed and OTC Companies".

  • Article 5 The election of directors in this company shall follow the procedures of candidate nomination system as prescribed in Article 192-1 of the Company Act. In case of dismissal of directors due to reasons, resulting in the number of directors being less than five, the company shall hold a by-election at the nearest shareholders' meeting. However, if the number of vacancies for directors reaches one-third of the seats stipulated in the articles of association, the company shall hold a special shareholders' meeting to fill the vacancies within 60 days from the occurrence of the fact.

If the number of independent directors is insufficient according to the provisions of Subparagraph 1, Paragraph 2 of Article 14-2 of the Securities and Exchange Act, the company shall make up for the vacancy at the nearest shareholders' meeting. If all independent directors are dismissed, the company shall hold a special shareholders' meeting

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within 60 days from the occurrence of the fact to elect new independent directors.

  • Article 6 The election of the directors of this company adopts the system of cumulative voting by a single ballot, and each share has the same number of voting rights as the number of directors to be elected. Shareholders can concentrate their votes on one candidate or distribute their votes among multiple candidates.

  • Article 7 The Board of Directors should prepare election ballots equal to the number of directors to be elected and indicate the voting rights on each ballot. The ballots should be distributed to the shareholders attending the shareholders' meeting, and the names of the voters may be recorded on the ballots by filling in their attendance registration number.

  • Article 8 The number of directors in this company is determined by the company's articles of association, and the election rights of independent directors and non-independent directors are counted separately. The candidate who receives the most votes representing the election rights for each category of director will be elected in order. In case there are two or more candidates with the same number of votes and exceeding the prescribed number of seats, they will be determined by drawing lots. If a candidate is absent, the chairman shall draw lots on their behalf.

  • Article 9 Before the start of the election, the chairman should designate several shareholders as inspectors and vote counters to perform their duties. The ballot box should be prepared by the board of directors and opened for inspection by the inspectors before the vote.

  • Article 10 Invalid ballots shall include any of the following circumstances:

  • 1.Ballots not prepared by the convener.

  • 2.Blank ballots submitted to the ballot box.

  • 3.Illegible or altered handwriting.

  • 4.The name of the candidate written on the ballot does not match the list of nominated directors.

  • 5.Other words or phrases written on the ballot in addition to the assigned voting rights.

  • 6.Two or more candidates selected on the same ballot.

  • Article 11 After the voting is completed, the ballots shall be counted on the spot, and the result of the count shall be announced on the spot by the chairman or a person designated by the chairman, including the list of elected directors and their number of votes.

The ballots for the election shall be sealed and signed by the scrutineers and properly kept for at least one year. However, if shareholders file a lawsuit under Article 189 of the Company Law, they shall be kept until the end of the litigation.

  • Article 12 This regulation shall take effect after being passed by the shareholders' meeting, and the same shall apply when it is revised.

  • This regulation was established on April 30, 1999. The first amendment was made on June 28, 2002. The second amendment was made on May 31, 2016. The third amendment was made on May 27, 2020. The fourth amendment was made on July 16, 2021.

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Appendix 3

Maywufa Company Limited Shareholdings of Directors

1. Directors’ Stockholding Status:

March 28 , 2023

March 28,2023
Job Title Name Shares held in share
register

Remark
Chairman Lee Chen-Chia 2,697,451 shares
Vice Chairman Cheng Yi Investment
Company Limited
23,594,819 shares Representative
Lee Yi-Li
Director Cheng Yi Investment
Company Limited
23,594,819 shares Representative
Lee I-Lin
Director Li Ling Investment Company
Limited
14,946,556 shares Representative
Lai Yu-Ju
Director Chen Wen-Hwa 3,602,381 shares
Director Yi Xin International
CompanyLimited
2,000,000 shares Representative
Lee Chang-Fwu
Director Yi Xin International
Company Limited
2,000,000 shares Representative
Lee Yu-Chia
Director Mao Yuan Ltd. 47,000 shares Representative
Lee Bi-Jen
Director Mao Yuan Ltd. 47,000 shares Representative
Liu Wen-Zheng
Director Li Ling Investment Company
Limited
14,946,556 shares Representative
Lai Ginn-Shyang
Independent Director Tsai Wen-Yu 102,500 shares
Independent Director Chen Hui-Yiu 0 shares
Independent Director Ou Shu-Fang 0 shares
  1. The minimum number of shares held by all directors and the detailed list of the number of shares held by the shareholder register:
egister:
March 28,2023
Number of shares to be held Number of shares registered in the
register of shareholders
8,000,000 shares 46,888,207 shares

Remarks: (1).The paid-in capital of the company is NT $1,329,152,440,divided into 132,915,244 shares.

  • (2).The company has set up two or more independent directors. According to Article 2 of the "Public Issuance Company Directors, Supervisors' Shareholding Ratio and

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Inspection Implementation Rules", the shareholding ratio calculated by the minimum shareholding ratio of all directors is reduced to Eighty

percent.

  • (3).Independent directors are not included in the shareholding of director.

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