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Lawful corporate decisions by A and B (specific corporate bodies Not disclosed)Succession to the rights and obligations related to the absorbed company's information and communications equipment sales and maintenance business
Decision21 January 2026 (date of execution of the absorption-type company split agreement)
Period CoveredFrom the effective date onward (end date Not disclosed)
Implementation1 April 2026 (scheduled effective date; subject to change by agreement between Company A and Company B)
Going forwardThe company split is scheduled to take effect on 1 April 2026. If any changes occur after the date on which the statutory prior disclosure documents are made available for inspection, they will be disclosed immediately. If the necessary corporate approvals or the approval of the relevant government authorities or other bodies cannot be obtained, this agreement will cease to be effective.
AmountConsideration for the company split: none
Quantity / scaleAll assets and all liabilities related to the business, all employment contracts of employees primarily engaged in the business and the associated rights and obligations, and all related contracts and the associated rights and obligations
Reason
As the company split is between a wholly owning parent company and its wholly owned subsidiary, no consideration will be delivered for the company split.
Impact on Business Performance
The assets of the company succeeding to the business are expected to substantially exceed its liabilities, and it has been determined that there is no issue regarding the prospects for the performance of its obligations. The specific impact on financial results Not disclosed
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Matter Covered | Succession to the rights and obligations related to the absorbed company's information and communications equipment sales and maintenance business |
| Decision-Making Body | Lawful corporate decisions by A and B (specific corporate bodies Not disclosed) |
| Decision Date | 21 January 2026 (date of execution of the absorption-type company split agreement) |
| Implementation Date | 1 April 2026 (scheduled effective date; subject to change by agreement between Company A and Company B) |
| Period Covered | From the effective date onward (end date Not disclosed) |
| Amount | Consideration for the company split: none |
| Quantity / scale | All assets and all liabilities related to the business, all employment contracts of employees primarily engaged in the business and the associated rights and obligations, and all related contracts and the associated rights and obligations |
| Impact on Business Performance | The assets of the company succeeding to the business are expected to substantially exceed its liabilities, and it has been determined that there is no issue regarding the prospects for the performance of its obligations. The specific impact on financial results Not disclosed |
| Reason | As the company split is between a wholly owning parent company and its wholly owned subsidiary, no consideration will be delivered for the company split. |
| Governing Rule | Article 794 of the Companies Act and Article 192 of the Ordinance for Enforcement of the Companies Act |
| Future plans | The company split is scheduled to take effect on 1 April 2026. If any changes occur after the date on which the statutory prior disclosure documents are made available for inspection, they will be disclosed immediately. If the necessary corporate approvals or the approval of the relevant government authorities or other bodies cannot be obtained, this agreement will cease to be effective. |
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