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密封科技: 董事和高级管理人员所持本公司股份及其变动管理制度

General Principles - The document outlines the management system for the shares held by directors and senior management of Yantai Shichuan Sealing Technology Co., Ltd, aiming to strengthen the management of shareholding and clarify related procedures [1][2] - The system is based on relevant laws and regulations, including the Company Law and Securities Law of the People's Republic of China [1] Shareholding and Trading Regulations - The shares held by directors and senior management include those registered in their names and those held through others' accounts, including shares in margin trading accounts [2][3] - Before trading the company's shares, directors and senior management must be aware of prohibitions against insider trading and market manipulation as per applicable laws [2][3] Reporting and Disclosure Requirements - Directors and senior management must notify the board secretary in writing of their trading plans before buying or selling shares, and the board secretary must verify compliance with disclosure and major event regulations [2][3] - Personal information of directors and senior management must be reported to the stock exchange within specified timeframes, including changes in their shareholding status [3][4] Lock-up and Transfer Restrictions - Shares held by directors and senior management may be subject to lock-up periods and transfer restrictions under certain conditions, such as during public offerings or equity incentive plans [5][6] - Specific conditions under which shares cannot be transferred include the first year after the company's stock listing and six months after leaving the company [6][7] Trading Limitations - Directors and senior management are limited to transferring no more than 25% of their shares annually, with exceptions for certain circumstances like judicial enforcement [6][7] - New shares acquired through various means are subject to specific transfer limits in the year of acquisition [7][8] Insider Information and Compliance - The company must ensure that individuals with insider information do not engage in trading activities, including family members and controlled entities [8][9] - Violations of trading regulations may result in the company recovering profits and disclosing relevant information as required by law [9][10] Responsibilities and Accountability - The chairman of the board is responsible for overseeing the management of shareholding by directors and senior management, while the board secretary manages the reporting and compliance processes [12][13] - Any violations of the trading rules may lead to legal consequences, including civil liability and potential criminal prosecution [13][14]