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General meeting of shareholders is the Company's highest decision-making body which deliberates and decides important issues concerning the Company, reflecting the opinions of shareholders.
General meetings of shareholders shall be either ordinary or extraordinary meetings. Ordinary general meeting: Within three months after the end of each fiscal year. Pursuant to the Article of the Articles of Incorporation, a written or electronic notice thereof setting forth the time, date, place and agenda of the meeting shall be sent to the shareholders at least two weeks in advance to convene a general meeting of shareholders. In accordance with our Article of Incorporation, each shareholder shall have right to one vote per share.
The Company does not have any system or method to discriminate shareholders' voting rights, including dual class voting structure, etc.
However, the Company registers with "proxy solicitation" at AGM every year according to the local regulation permitting substitution for written consent. Minority Shareholders' rights in the Company are as set forth: 1. Right to Convene General Meetings of Shareholders - In accordance with the Commercial Code, shareholders, with ownership of more than 1. Right to Present Shareholder Proposals - Pursuant to the Commercial Code and the Articles of Incorporation, shareholders, with ownership of more than 0.
Both proposals were voted down by shareholders at the AGM. Under such policy, the Board of Directors BOD administers the performance of management, sets corporate management policies, and makes strategic decisions on business execution. These activities are performed in accordance with relevant laws and regulations, the Article of Incorporation, and the resolutions made at the annual general shareholders meeting AGM.
The BOD is composed of four executive directors and five independent directors. In addition, the Board established a transparent decision-making process with inputs from a broad spectrum of outside experts. Pursuant to the Article of Incorporation, the Independent Directors Recommendation Committee initially selects candidates from among a pool of professional experts with in-depth knowledge and experience in a variety of areas including business management, economy, accounting, law, technology, CSR, etc.
All directors are prohibited from engaging in business activities within the same industry without the approval of the BOD. Boo-Keun Yoon, Mr. Jong-Kyun Shin, Mr.
Eun-Mee Kim, Mr. Han-Joong Kim, Mr. Byeong-Gi Lee, Mr. In-Ho Lee, Mr. Pursuant to the Article 32 Prohibition of Competition by Directors, No Director shall effect any transaction which falls within the same class of business as that of the Company without consent of the Board of Directors or such committee as authorized by the Board of Directors, except when a Director is elected with the knowledge that his business is in competition with the Company.
If a Director meets at least one of the criteria under applicable standards, he or she may not be deemed "independent. It states the Company shall have at least three, but not more than fourteen, directors and such directors shall be appointed at a general meeting of shareholders; provided, however, that independent directors shall be elected from candidates recommended by the Independent Director Recommendation Committee. At the time of expiration, they are eligible for re-election at the AGM.
In case of two or more directors are nominated, the cumulative voting system according to the Korean Commercial Code shall not be applicable. At the 30nd AGM in , shareholders proposed to revise the Articles of Incorporation to adopt a cumulative voting method. However, it was voted down by shareholders at the AGM. The representative director shall be elected by the Board of Directors. The representative director shall represent the Company and in case there are several representative directors, each shall represent the Company respectively.
Pursuant to Article 26 of our Article of Incorporations, any vacancy in the office of the director shall be filled by a resolution of a general meeting of shareholders. However, if the number of directors does not fall below the number prescribed by the Article 24 and there is no difficulty in the administration of business, the foregoing shall not be applicable. There are two types of the Board meetings. The Chairman shall provide a notice of meeting to other members, along with agenda and reasons for the meeting, at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.
Such notice may be omitted with the consent of all Directors. The presence of the majority of all Directors is required but the Board meetings may take place via electronic format, i. Directors have one vote per share unless an exception is provided by law.
Directors are not allowed to vote in presence of any conflicts of interest. The committee deliberates and decides matters either delegated by the Board, or specified in the Articles of Incorporation or in the Regulation of the Board of Directors with the aim of enhancing professionalism and efficiency in decision- making.
Oh-Hyun Kwon Chair , Mr. Jong- Kyun Shin, Mr. In-Ho Lee Chair and the expert of finance , Mr. Han- Joong Kim, Mr. Kwang-Soo Song A committee under the Board is structured to ensure that outside directors are recruited and appointed in a fair and independent matter.
This committee consists of 4 directors including 3 independent and 1 executive directors. Han-Joong Kim Chair , Mr. Byeong-Gi Lee, Ms. Eun- Mee Kim, Mr. Oh-Hyun Kwon A committee under the Board was established in April as a compliance body to enhance corporate governance and promote fair transactions.
Transaction, or also known as Internal Transaction, committee is reported with pending transactions between the company and its related party. In-Ho Lee Chair , Mr. Kwang-Soo Song A committee under the Board has responsibility for assessing the appropriateness of Director Compensations and reviews and approves the limit on Director Compensations to be submitted for resolution at a general meeting of shareholders.
The committee is comprised of 3 independent directors. Kwang-Soo Song Chair , Mr. In-Hoo Lee, Mr. The CSR committee is committed to building relationships with various stakeholders through open dialogues and collaboration. The committee consists of 5 independent directors. Byeong-Gi Lee Chair , Mr. Kwang-Soo Song, Ms.
Oh-Hyun Kwon Mr. Boo-Keun Yoon Management Mr. Jong-Kyun Shin Executive Mr. Sang-Hoon Lee Audit Mr. In-Ho Lee Mr. Han-Joong Kim Independent Mr. Han-Joong Kim Mr. Kwang-Soo Song Compensation Mr.
Kwang-Soo Song Mr. In- Ho Lee Independent Mr. Byeong-Gi Lee Mr. Kwang-Soo Song Ms. In the past decade or so, the number of players in consumer electronics has grown exponentially. New markets have created opportunities for new brands and low-cost manufacturing has broken free from the low quality stigma. A period of consolidation in the s was driven by an economy-of-scale rationale. This no longer applies.
There are numerous high quality component suppliers for DVD players, TVs, radios and digital cameras which now feed a global market; the barriers to entry as a branded source of products have never been lower. Alongside the major international brands such as Samsung and Sony, hundreds of other makes are found in every high street, supermarket or on-line retailer. Throw ever faster technology development into the mix, product introduction and standardisation have both accelerated.
Many of the major players in the sector now recognise design as a major differentiator alongside superior technology development and have been increasingly embracing leading-edge design into their core. Sony and Philips have always had strong design teams but now they are equally matched by SAMSUNG and Samsung internal resources as well as by the multiple design agencies used in this arena.
Despite being increasingly competitive and price conscious, with consumers eager to get their hands on the latest iconic gizmo, this is a market in which many firms are keen to participate and so is one in which more and more Asian firms will enter. This is particularly true for those in China which have been long-term production centres and, like their Taiwanese counterparts, are now moving up the value chain. The consumer electronics sector is one which clearly displays the volume versus margin strategic option.
Common to both is a need to access the latest innovative technologies — be they automated production techniques or leading edge materials. With this in mind it is design that is the differentiator — which is why places like Taiwan and China, in the past the home of product assembly, are now developing and designing their own products thus adding to the competitive pressure.
As a result brand positioning and recognition is becoming increasingly important, particularly for those companies whose product ranges span the entire consumer electronic spectrum. Samsung, Casio and Nokia have concentrated on building their own brands while others have an alternative strategy and partner with other leading brands to provide innovative joint venture products that connect better with the target consumers.
Philips is a good example of this and has teamed up with Alessi for kitchen appliances, InBev for PerfectDraft and, most successfully, Douwe Egberts for the Senseo coffee machine. The final major area of innovation focus is the convergence between multiple devices and content delivery. SAMSUNG is on a similar path as Samsung going for creating a stronger brand and delivering top quality products in the home products arena.
Its joint venture with Philips has helped establish the LCD TV portfolio and, as demonstrated by recent launches such as the Prada and chocolate phones, this traditional me-too innovator is moving fast up the innovation value chain and seeking to exploit its broad technology and product portfolios.
In addition as its Vaio range of computers and the ubiquitous Walkman gain strength, some would see a positive future for this previous star of the sector. It employed , people worldwide, had headquarters in three key regions, offices and facilities in countries.
As one of South Korea's most prominent chaebols large, diversified conglomerates, many of which are family run SAMSUNG confronted a set of external forces that were unprecedented in its history. The government had introduced major reforms aimed at reducing the chaebols' economic clout.
At the same time, liberalization of South Korea's markets increased competitive pressure on the domestic front. It simultaneously integrated the nation into the global economy, opening up entirely new opportunities.
This, in turn, would not be possible without challenging and changing the foundations on which the group's past success had been based. Top management would have to set the example and lead the globalization process. Organizationally, the management system was fundamentally hierarchical, with decision making authority largely concentrated in the office of the Chairman.
The organization was a dense bureaucracy. We could not win if we went on as we had. We had to change ourselves to survive. We had been a reactive company. The group decided to concentrate exclusively on businesses that showed significant potential growth or cash gene-ration; contributed to developing core competencies for global competitiveness and served as the base for creation of new businesses.
They decided to withdraw from any area where they could not achieve market leadership, even under profitable circumstances. Divestiture was also planned for the businesses that demonstrated continuous loss; had a low turnaround possibility; put inadequate efforts to secure core competency; had low aspirations for growth; were riddled with persistent labor disputes and were of low strategic priority.
Focusing on business activity was essential to maximize synergy across resources and insure full commitment in areas where leadership could be possible. The company wanted to compete aggressively until major player status was achieved.
Their objective was securing a return over the long term. To liberate the resources necessary to make investment commitments, SAMSUNG focused on cost minimization in foreign markets by sharing best practices and know how within the group.
Acquire promising differentiated technology SAMSUNG believed that to grow it must establish leadership in technology for both existing projects and next generation projects 2. Investments were to be made on the basis of both future cash flow and profit. Management resources would be more appropriately distributed through analysis of investment effectiveness and use of assets to evaluate existing projects and new business.
This would help implement growth strategy and aid investment judgement and strategy selection through future cash flow. Ensuring breakthrough capability developing breakthrough capabilities to improve operational activity were critical for growth. By identifying the skills, strategic approach, growth vehicles and evaluation criteria the group began to deal with the complexity of managing growth across industry dynamics in the context of geographic competition So there was little by the way of precedence or existing best practice to learn from.
Yet, from the experiences of other companies - particularly that of General Electric - it was clear that SAMSUNG's strategic ambition could not be achieved without a fundamental change in its culture and people.
This was the most important dimension of the second managerial revolution. SAMSUNG's historical culture was defined by a set of attributes that were internally consistent and mutually reinforcing.
These were: 1 Stability 2 People harmony 3 Respect for seniors 4 Teamwork 5 Individual recognition through opportunity 6 Paternalistic management style 7 High commitment and loyalty This brand recognition will further position SAMSUNG in the public consciousness as not only a manufacturer of advanced electronics, but also as a company that seeks to improve the human condition with its products.
The visual language that SAMSUNG employs and the Intuitive technologies that drive its products work as one to create the persona of a company that is friendly, fun, helpful, and practical.
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