Sentec Computer General Manager Involved in Insider Trading, Prosecuted by Taipei Prosecutors Office for Securities Exchange Act Violation
Sentec Computer's General Manager Su, Manager Zhuang, and Manager Hong were prosecuted by the Taipei District Prosecutors Office for violating the Securities Exchange Act due to insider trading in 2020 after obtaining significant information. Chairman Lu and his wife were not prosecuted.
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(Central News Agency reporter Lin Chang-shun, Taipei 7th) Sentec Computer Co., Ltd.'s General Manager Su, Manager Zhuang, and Manager Hong were prosecuted today by the Taipei District Prosecutors Office for violating the Securities Exchange Act's insider trading provisions. They were accused of engaging in insider trading in 2020 after learning of significant information. Chairman Lu and his wife were not prosecuted.
According to the indictment, Sentec received orders from Genelec Co. and Oberson Co. in 2020. On April 16, 2020, when Sentec's sales personnel created these two sales order numbers in the internal management system, insiders could foresee that the total amount of these two orders, exceeding NT$260.34 million, would significantly increase Sentec's revenue in May 2020 compared to the same period last year.
The prosecutor stated that after learning this, General Manager Su used his and his son's securities accounts to buy 117,000 shares of Sentec stock, with a hypothetical profit of over NT$560,000. Managers Zhuang and Hong also bought shares using their own securities accounts, with Manager Zhuang hypothetically profiting over NT$430,000 and Manager Hong over NT$520,000.
In September last year, the Taiwan Taipei District Prosecutors Office directed the New Taipei City Investigation Division of the Ministry of Justice Investigation Bureau to conduct searches and interviews. After questioning, the prosecutor ordered Chairman Lu to be released on bail of NT$1 million, his wife on NT$150,000 bail, and restricted their residence, departure, and exit from the country. General Manager Su was released on bail of NT$1 million, Manager Zhuang on NT$500,000 bail, both with restricted residence, departure, and exit from the country. Manager Hong was released on bail of NT$300,000. Chairman Lu's son was released after questioning. (Editor: Li Ming-tsung) 1150507
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(Central News Agency reporter Lin Chang-shun, Taipei 7th) Sentec Computer Co., Ltd.'s General Manager Su, Manager Zhuang, and Manager Hong were prosecuted today by the Taipei District Prosecutors Office for violating the Securities Exchange Act's insider trading provisions. They were accused of engaging in insider trading in 2020 after learning of significant information. Chairman Lu and his wife were not prosecuted.
According to the indictment, Sentec received orders from Genelec Co. and Oberson Co. in 2020. On April 16, 2020, when Sentec's sales personnel created these two sales order numbers in the internal management system, insiders could foresee that the total amount of these two orders, exceeding NT$260.34 million, would significantly increase Sentec's revenue in May 2020 compared to the same period last year.
The prosecutor stated that after learning this, General Manager Su used his and his son's securities accounts to buy 117,000 shares of Sentec stock, with a hypothetical profit of over NT$560,000. Managers Zhuang and Hong also bought shares using their own securities accounts, with Manager Zhuang hypothetically profiting over NT$430,000 and Manager Hong over NT$520,000.
In September last year, the Taiwan Taipei District Prosecutors Office directed the New Taipei City Investigation Division of the Ministry of Justice Investigation Bureau to conduct searches and interviews. After questioning, the prosecutor ordered Chairman Lu to be released on bail of NT$1 million, his wife on NT$150,000 bail, and restricted their residence, departure, and exit from the country. General Manager Su was released on bail of NT$1 million, Manager Zhuang on NT$500,000 bail, both with restricted residence, departure, and exit from the country. Manager Hong was released on bail of NT$300,000. Chairman Lu's son was released after questioning. (Editor: Li Ming-tsung) 1150507
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