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Disclosure of interests

Article 100

A beneficiary means a person who has an interest representing five percent (5%) or more of the capital of a listed company, whether directly or indirectly or in alliance with others. The Implementing Regulations shall regulate the intended beneficiary person, whether directly or indirectly, and specify the beneficiary person when one or more persons act as a group that may be considered as the beneficial owner, specifying the other interests to be disclosed, and specifying the procedures for the manner and timing of the disclosure.

Article 101

The beneficiary person shall, within a period not exceeding five working days of the verification of the Authority, send an approved and signed statement to the Stock Exchange in which the securities are traded and the issuer of securities provided that the statement contains the information specified in the regulation. The listed joint stock companies shall disclose the names of their shareholders whose shareholders represent 5% or more of their capital at any time and any change in this percentage.

Article 102

Any change in the disclosed interest exceeding half of one percent of the issuer’s capital shall be notified within five working days from the date of change. Of capital.

Article 103

Each director of a listed joint stock company shall disclose to the Authority, the Stock Exchange and the Company any interest in the securities of the company in which he operates, or any of its subsidiaries or associates, regardless of the proportion of such interest to the company’s capital. This obligation applies to every existing interest of first-degree relatives or to his spouse.

Article 104

Each director to whom the text of the preceding Article applies shall disclose the following matters: 1. Any change in the interest to be disclosed in accordance with the preceding Article. Exercising the right granted to him by the Company or any of its subsidiaries to subscribe to the securities of the Company or its subsidiaries or associates. Exercising the right granted by any other company to subscribe in the securities of this company.

Article 105

Each listed joint stock company shall keep a record of disclosure of the members of the boards of directors, executive management and directors, containing all the data and information determined by the Authority. This record shall be reviewed during normal working hours.

Article 106

The Stock Exchange in which the security is listed shall declare the information it has received regarding disclosures of interests as soon as it receives the information in the manner prescribed by the Implementing Regulations.

Article 107

The obligor to disclose shall be liable for any damages caused to the Authority, the Stock Exchange or others as a result of failing to disclose their interests in accordance with the provisions of this Law and its executive regulations.

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