Regulations Governing the Publication of Financial Forecasts of Public Companies Article 20

A company that has published its financial forecast shall evaluate from time to time the impact of any changes in particularly sensitive basic assumptions on the results of the financial forecast and on a monthly basis analyze the status of its achievement in terms of operating results and evaluate whether there is any need to update the financial forecast. When key elements and basic assumptions underlying the preparation of the financial forecast have changed, causing the comprehensive income to vary by 20 percent or more and the affected amount is NT$30 million or more and 0.5 percent of the paid-in capital, the company shall duly publicly disclose and file the updated financial forecast.If a company experiences any chance event which could not reasonably have been foreseen or planned for at the time of preparation of the financial forecast, such as loss from a major disaster, and the effect of the event on the results of the financial forecast meets the standards requiring the update of the financial forecast as provided in the preceding paragraph, the company shall update the financial forecast in accordance with the prescribed procedure.If the shares issued by the company have no par value or a par value other than NT$10 per share, the 0.5 percent of paid-in capital as set out in paragraph 1 herein and Article 25 below shall be replaced by 0.25 percent of equity attributable to the owners of the parent.