科嘉-KY Announces Acquisition of Short-term Financial Assets by Subsidiaries

Seven subsidiaries of 科嘉-KY have acquired government bond reverse repos worth approximately 178.67 million yuan for investment purposes.
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Announcement Date: May 20, 2026

Company Name: 科嘉-KY
Subject: Announcement regarding the cumulative acquisition of the same securities by subsidiaries (Suzhou Jiaji, Kede, Jiacai, Aipulai, Baihong, Jiahuang, Jiajun) within one year reaching 20% of the paid-in capital.

1. Security Name: Shanghai Stock Exchange One-Day Government Bond Reverse Repo (GC001), Code 204001.
2. Transaction Date: May 20, 2026.
3. Transaction Quantity, Unit Price, and Total Amount:
- Aipulai: 83,790 units, Average Price: 1.375%
- Baihong: 107,030 units, Average Price: 1.375%
- Jiacai: 530,400 units, Average Price: 1.375%
- Jiahuang: 231,050 units, Average Price: 1.365%
- Jiaji: 117,830 units, Average Price: 1.370%
- Kede: 374,790 units, Average Price: 1.360%
- Jiajun: 341,770 units, Average Price: 1.370%
Total Amount: 178,666,000 yuan (approximately 823,455,000 NTD).

4. Cumulative Holdings to Date:
Ratio to Total Assets: 16.55%
Ratio to Shareholders' Equity: 23.05%
Working Capital: 2,612,388,000 NTD.

5. Purpose: Investment/Wealth Management.

FAQ

What is 科嘉-KY's government bond reverse repo investment?

It is a short-term financial transaction where subsidiaries use surplus funds to participate in reverse repo operations backed by government bonds in the Shanghai market.

Why is this announcement required?

Under Taiwan's 'Regulations Governing the Acquisition and Disposal of Assets by Public Companies,' listed companies must disclose transactions exceeding certain monetary thresholds.

Are there risks involved in this transaction?

While reverse repos are relatively low-risk due to collateral backing, they still involve interest rate and issuer credit risks.