| What are the differences in terms of rights and obligations between shareholders of preferred stock and those of common stock? |
| Shareholders with preferred stock are entitled to receive an annual dividend at the stipulated rate of 14% based on the face value of a share preferentially over that of common shareholders ,and they are also entitled to participate distribution of unappropriated retained earnings. They have preferential payment of dividends in arrears in the succeeding year. Their rights to vote, to be elected, to participate distribution of residual properties are the same as those of the common shareholders; however, they don't have the right to vote in the elections of board of directors or supervisors. Besides the aforementioned differences, their rights and obligations in all the other areas are the same. |
| Shareholders may take their preferred stock to Grand Cathay Securities Corporation, CSC's agent, to apply for the conversion. The whole process may take up to two weeks to be fully completed. |
After all the accounts are settled, taxes paid, deficits offset, and the legal reserve appropriated, the remaining earnings will be distributed as follows:
Since CSC is currently in its prime, not less than 75% of the aforementioned earnings and bonuses will be distributed as cash dividends, and not more than 25% as stock dividends in principle. To meet CSC¡¦s capital demand for development and operation, we reserve the right to adjust the percentage of cash dividends. |
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| Annual General Meeting of Shareholders for year 2011 was held on June 15, 2011. |
| Shareholders who are R.O.C. citizens should include the dividend income in their taxable income for tax filing purposes. The filing amount is the total of net dividends plus deductibles. According to tax regulations, CSC will mail the receipts of the dividends of the previous year to shareholders before February 10 every year.
The rate of imputation credit account of 2011 (for the purpose of filing 2012 individual tax return for individual income) is 11.52%. |
| What percentage of shares does the Ministry of Economic Affairs, CSC's largest shareholder own? |
| The Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) holds 20.00% of the total shares as of the end of September 30th, 2011. |
| One unit of GDR equals to 20 common shares. CSC has issued GDR three times in accordance with the request of MOEA to release CSC stock. Besides, CSC offered 38,183,400 units of GDR (763,668,000 common shares) through capital injection by new share issue on August, 2011. As of October 30th, 2011, a total of 133,315,501 units of GDR (2,666,310,271common shares) have been issued, and a remaining sum of 3,543,894 units (70,878,151common shares) is in circulation. They represent 0.47% of the total shares. |
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The members of the board resolved on August 28, 2001 to implement a share buyback program of 150,000,000 CSC common shares (representing 1.65%) of the total shares, between September 3, 2001 and November 2, 2001 at the prices between NT$8.4 per share and NT$19 per share for the purpose of share transfer to CSC employees. When the price of the stock fell below NT$8.4 per share, more shares would be purchased. All of 150,000,000 CSC common shares have been purchased by the company (averaged at NT$12.7 per share) during that period and transferred to employee in January 2003.
108,000,000 CSC common shares were purchased during the period. The average price was NT$23.24 and these shares account for 0.86% of total outstanding shares. |
The operating revenues totaled NT$182.01 billion; pre-tax earnings: NT$22.71 billion; pre-tax earnings per share: NT$1.61 |
| What are CSC's ratio of stockholders¡¦ equity to total assets, debt ratio(debt/net value), current ratio, and book value per share¡H |
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As of September 30th , 2011, according to CSC¡¦s reviewed financial report, the ratio of stockholders' equity to total assets was 68.76%, debt ratio 45.42%, current ratio 172.80%, and book value of NT$18.86 per share. |
In 2008, CSC has issued two terms of unsecured corporate bonds, with fair value of 9.6 billion NTD and 20 billion NTD, respectively. Thus far, CSC has issued fifteen terms of corporate bonds, and the accumulating amount is NTD 108.4 billion. As of September 30th , 2011, the unpaid balance of the corporate bond is NTD 35.2 billion. |
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