Corporate Governance
Governance Structure
Highest Governance Body and Functional Committees
The Board of Directors serves as the highest governance body, under which an independent Internal Audit Office and three specialized functional committees are established.
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Director Nomination and Election Process
The Board oversees business strategy and governance and is accountable to shareholders and other stakeholders. Key matters are resolved by the Board unless otherwise required by law or the Articles of Incorporation. Directors are elected periodically through a candidate nomination system based on merit and professional qualifications.
Board Diversity Management and Metrics
Diversity Metrics Achievement Status
Independent Director Seats > 1/3 (4 Independent Directors, accounting for 44%)
Directors Concurrently Serving as Executive Officers ≤ 1/3 (Only the Chairman concurrently serves as President)
Female Director Seats ≥ 1 (Currently 1 female Director)
Board Continuing Education Program
Board members regularly participate in courses related to corporate governance, sustainability disclosure, and climate risks to continuously enhance their professional oversight capabilities.
2025 Total Training Hours: 57 hours
Risks and Opportunities of Climate Change on Enterprise Management
IFRS S1/S2 Sustainability Disclosure Standards
Corporate Governance and Securities Regulations
Performance Evaluation and ESG-Linked Remuneration
ESG-Linked Remuneration
ESG-Linked Remuneration: The Company plans to incorporate ESG performance into the remuneration framework for directors and executives, with the achievement of sustainability targets serving as a key consideration.