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Disclosure Items:
- Basic Information:
Includes: (i) ticker code, (ii) company name, (iii) the number of shares of original stock represented per TDR unit, (iv) the balance sheet date as specified in the financial report for the most recent period, (v) the period of the statement of comprehensive income as specified in the financial report for the most recent period, (vi) whether or not the financial report has been audited (or reviewed) by a certified public accountant of the country of original listing, and (vii) the type of opinion issued by the certified public accountant of the country of original listing.
- Disclosed Information:
Includes: (i) accumulated earnings/deficit, (ii) net worth per share of the original stock, (iii) net worth per TDR unit, (iv) earnings per share of the original stock, (v) earnings per TDR unit, (vi) gross profit ratio, and (vii) net profit ratio.
- Warning Indicators:
Indicator 1: The trading method is altered or trading is suspended.
Indicator 2: The financial report for the most recent period shows an accumulated deficit, and after listing there has been a deficit for 3 consecutive fiscal years.
Indicator 3: The financial report for the most recent period shows an accumulated deficit, and shows a debt ratio higher than 60 percent and a current ratio lower than 1.0 (financial and insurance enterprises excluded).
Indicator 4: The financial report for the most recent period shows an accumulated deficit, and shows the net cash flows from operating activities for the most recent 2 years and the most recent period are both negative.
Indicator 5: Matters to be published as determined by the TWSE after overall consideration.
- For the purposes of Indicator 1, "trading is suspended" means suspension of trading pursuant to Article 50-3, paragraph 7 of the TWSE Operating Rules.
- The TWSE may make adjustments to the relevant indicators in the TDR Key Financials Section based on its operational needs or assessment of the overall market environment, in order to alert users and improve early-warning efficiency.
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