Shanghai Zhida proposes bylaw changes shifting supervisory powers to board audit committee

Reuters04-02
Shanghai Zhida proposes bylaw changes shifting supervisory powers to board audit committee
  • Shanghai Zhida Technology proposed sweeping bylaw changes to eliminate supervisory committee structure, shifting statutory oversight duties to board audit committee.
  • Plan would delete supervisory committee chapter, replacing references to supervisors with audit committee members across governance documents.
  • Amendments would take effect only if shareholders pass special resolution at 2025 annual general meeting.
  • Current supervisors’ terms would end automatically on approval date.
  • Revisions also update shareholder inspection rights, adding access to accounting books and vouchers under applicable rules.


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