中国核能电力股份有限公司第五届董事会第九次会议决议公告

Core Viewpoint - The board of directors of China Nuclear Power Co., Ltd. held its ninth meeting of the fifth session on February 5, 2026, where several important resolutions were passed, including the 2026 investment plan and financial budget, as well as the approval of a share transfer and the adjustment of board committee members [1][2][4][5][6][12][27]. Group 1: Board Meeting Resolutions - The meeting approved the 2026 investment plan with unanimous support from all 12 attending directors [2]. - The financial budget for 2026 was also approved, again with unanimous support [5]. - A resolution was passed to agree to waive the priority purchase rights regarding the transfer of 4% equity in the subsidiary China Nuclear SuNeng, with all directors voting in favor [6]. - The internal audit work report for 2025 and the work plan for 2026 were approved unanimously [8]. - The legal work report for 2025, including compliance management, was also approved [10]. - The revision of the "General Manager Work Rules" was approved unanimously [12]. - The adjustment of the board's specialized committee members was approved, ensuring continuity and compliance in governance [27]. Group 2: Share Transfer and Financial Impact - The transfer of 4% equity in China Nuclear SuNeng from Lianyungang Jinlian Energy Investment Co., Ltd. to Jiangsu Dongxin Farm Co., Ltd. was valued at RMB 55.534 million, plus corresponding capital costs [15][17]. - The company will maintain its 51% controlling stake in China Nuclear SuNeng post-transfer, ensuring no significant impact on its financial status or operational structure [15][24]. - The waiver of the priority purchase right does not constitute a related party transaction or a major asset restructuring as per regulations [15][17]. Group 3: Upcoming Shareholder Meeting - The first temporary shareholder meeting for 2026 is scheduled for March 12, 2026, with both onsite and online voting options available [30][31]. - The meeting will discuss the resolutions previously approved by the board, ensuring transparency and shareholder engagement [34].