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Corporate Governance

Guarantee of
Shareholder’s
Rights
and Interests

Shinsegae International Co., Ltd. will maximize
corporate value
through reasonable and transparent
management activities that shareholders can invest
in based on trust.

The Charter of
Corporate Governance

Shinsegae International Co., Ltd.
(hereinafter referred to as "Company") has declared
CSR management
for the corporate
management paradigm and strives to fulfill
its social responsibilities.

Shareholder
Composition

2023
As of Dec 31, 2023
Shareholder Composition
Shareholders Number of
shares
Percentage of
shareholding
Largest shareholder & Affiliated persons 19,297,030 54.05%
Institutions & corporate shareholders 7,839,881 21.96%
Minority shareholders 7,559,306 21.17%
Foreigners 1,003,783 2.81%
Total 35,700,000 100.00%
Shareholder proposal right
Shareholder proposal right Shareholder proposal right refers to the right
of minority shareholders to make a proposal
to adopt certain matters as an agenda and bill
at the general meeting of shareholders.
Shareholders entitled
to have
a proposal right
According to the Commercial Act,
shareholders who hold 0.5% of the total
number of issued stocks, except non-voting
stocks, for six consecutive months are
allowed to exercise their shareholder
proposal rights.
How to exercise the right Shareholders who wish to exercise the
proposal right shall make a proposal a certain
matter for the agenda of general meeting in
writing to the director (CEO) six weeks prior
to the general meeting date and may request
to include the main topic raised by the shareholder in the
notice for general meeting or announcement.
Effect of shareholder
proposal right
Directors who have received the shareholder
proposal right shall report it to the board of
directors, and the board of directors shall
take this as the purpose of the general
meeting except in the event of violation of the
law or articles, and the proposing shareholder
shall be given an opportunity to explain the
bill at the general meeting if requested.
How to exercise
the
right to vote
The right to vote at the general meeting of
shareholders can be exercised by a)
attending the meeting in person, b) exercising
the right by proxy through the proxy statement.
Cumulative voting is not adopted for written
voting and the appointment of two or more
directors.