Meeting Overview - The special meeting of Pixelworks was convened on November 26, 2025, and has been reconvened multiple times, with the latest being on December 19, 2025 [1] - The meeting is chaired by the Chief Financial Officer of Pixelworks, Haley Green [1] Agenda Items - The agenda includes a vote on Proposal 1 regarding the sale of common stock of Pixelworks Semiconductor Technology (Shanghai) Co. Ltd. held by a subsidiary [2] - An advisory vote on Proposal 2 concerning compensation for executive officers related to the sale in Proposal 1 is also included [2] - The agenda will conclude with a vote count and formal adjournment of the meeting [2] Proposal Details - Proposal 1 focuses on the sale of common stock of Pixelworks Shanghai, which is held indirectly by the company [3] - Proposal 2 is an advisory vote on the compensation that may be paid to executive officers in connection with the sale referenced in Proposal 1 [4]

Core Viewpoint - Mubadala, the Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund and largest shareholder of Turkish delivery company Getir, is considering a complete exit from its investment in Getir, including its financing and car rental businesses due to disagreements over restructuring plans and control of the company [1] Group 1 - Mubadala is the largest shareholder of Getir [1] - The potential exit includes both financing and car rental operations [1] - Disagreements arose between Mubadala and Getir's founder regarding restructuring plans [1]

Group 1 - The company Xi'an Changdian Education has entered into a share transfer agreement, where the buyer Guilin Shanshui No.1 will acquire 100% equity of the target company for a provisional price of RMB 21.17 million, along with the assumption of shareholder debts amounting to approximately RMB 51.1 million and other debts of about RMB 27.72 million [1] - The target company is a limited liability company registered in China, primarily engaged in education management and investment in the education sector [1] - The existing facilities and conditions of the target company are insufficient for its operational needs, necessitating additional capital investment [1] Group 2 - The sale is beneficial for the company to recover part of the funds to address debt and operational funding issues [2] - The board believes that the terms of the share transfer agreement are fair and reasonable, and the sale aligns with the overall interests of the company and its shareholders [2]