General Principles - The investment management system aims to enhance the management of external investments, standardize investment behavior, improve investment efficiency, and maximize the time value of funds [1][2] - External investments refer to various forms of investment activities made by the company to obtain future returns, involving monetary funds, equity, and assessed physical or intangible assets [1] Investment Types - Investments are categorized into short-term and long-term based on the duration, with short-term investments being those that can be liquidated within one year, and long-term investments exceeding one year [1] - Long-term investments include independent enterprises, joint ventures, equity stakes in other entities, and asset leasing or joint operations [1] Approval Authority - The company implements a professional management and hierarchical approval system for external investments [2] - The board of directors and the shareholders' meeting are the main decision-making bodies for external investments, operating within their respective authority [2] Investment Approval Standards - Investments meeting certain thresholds must be submitted for board review, including asset totals exceeding 10% of the latest audited total assets or net assets, and transaction amounts exceeding 10% of net assets with absolute amounts over 10 million [3][4] - For significant transactions, board approval is required before submission to the shareholders' meeting if they exceed 50% of total assets or net assets, or if profits exceed 50% of the latest audited net profit [4][5] Organizational Management - The board's strategic committee is responsible for coordinating and organizing analyses of external investment projects [5] - The general manager leads the investment review team, responsible for collecting information, preliminary evaluations, and establishing a project database [5] Financial and Legal Management - The finance department manages the financial aspects of external investments, including handling funding procedures and registrations [6] - Legal advisors are responsible for reviewing agreements and contracts related to external investments [6] Investment Transfer and Recovery - The company can recover investments under specific circumstances, such as project completion, bankruptcy, or force majeure [7] - Investment transfers must comply with legal and internal regulations, with the same approval procedures as initial investments [7] Collaboration with Investment Institutions - Joint investments with professional institutions require timely disclosure and adherence to relevant approval processes [8][9] - The company must disclose significant developments related to joint investments, including fundraising outcomes and major changes in investment funds [9] Information Disclosure - The company must comply with disclosure obligations as per regulatory requirements, ensuring transparency in investment projects that deviate from business direction or show continuous losses [10] - The board secretary and office are responsible for managing information disclosure related to external investments [10]
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