Maanshan Iron & Steel Delays Board Re-Election and Plans to Abolish Supervisory Committee

Reuters11-26
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/00323">Maanshan Iron</a> & Steel Delays Board Re-Election and Plans to Abolish Supervisory Committee

Maanshan Iron & Steel Company Limited has announced a postponement of the re-election of its Board of Directors as part of an ongoing corporate reorganization. The company plans to abolish its Supervisory Committee, transferring its responsibilities to the Audit and Compliance Management Committee of the Board in accordance with new regulatory requirements. Despite the delay, the current board members, special committee members, and senior management will continue in their roles until the reorganization is complete. The company emphasized that these changes will not disrupt normal operations or result in independent directors exceeding their term limits.

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