[Hitron] 2026 Annual Shareholders' Meeting approved the lifting of non-compete obligations for new directors and their representatives

Hitron Technologies approved the lifting of non-compete obligations for four directors at its 2026 Annual Shareholders' Meeting, involving representatives of Alpha Networks.
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1. Date of Shareholders' Meeting resolution: 2026/05/22
2. Names and positions of directors permitted to engage in competitive behavior:
(1) Director: Huang Wen-Fang, representative of Alpha Networks
(2) Director: Chen Chi-Hung, representative of Alpha Networks
(3) Director: Chou Yang-Chih, representative of Alpha Networks
(4) Director: Liu Mei-Lan
3. Items permitted for competitive behavior: Directors engaging in activities within the scope of the company's business for themselves or others, provided it does not harm the company's interests.
4. Duration of permission: During their tenure as company directors and representatives.
5. Resolution details (voting results pursuant to Article 209 of the Company Act): Approved with more than two-thirds of the votes of shareholders present who represent more than half of the total issued shares.
6. Names of directors and positions involved in mainland business competition:
(1) Director: Chen Chi-Hung
(2) Director: Chou Yang-Chih
(3) Director: Liu Mei-Lan
7. Positions held in mainland China:
(1) Chen Chi-Hung: Corporate Director Representative at Nanjing BenQ Hospital, Suzhou BenQ Hospital, and BenQ (Nanjing) Hospital Management Consulting.
(2) Chou Yang-Chih: Corporate Director Representative at Hitron Technologies (Suzhou Industrial Park).
(3) Liu Mei-Lan: Chairman of Huaqi Communication Equipment (Shanghai).
8. Locations of mainland China operations: (Refer to original text)
9. Business scope in China: Healthcare services, management consulting, broadband telecommunication R&D, electronic communication equipment technical consulting, R&D, maintenance, and after-sales service.
10. Impact on company's financial operations: None.
11. Investment and shareholding ratio: None.
12. Other matters: None.

FAQ

What did Hitron Technologies approve?

The lifting of non-compete obligations for four directors. This allows them to hold concurrent roles without harming the company's interests.

Why is this procedure required?

Under Article 209 of the Company Act, directors must obtain shareholder approval to engage in business activities that compete with the company.

What is the relation to mainland Chinese operations?

The directors hold concurrent executive roles in group-affiliated healthcare and communication firms in Nanjing, Suzhou, and Shanghai.