The Company has a policy to distribute dividends to shareholders at least 50% of the net profit based on the specific financial statements, after deducting corporate income tax, legal reserves, and other reserves (if applicable). The Board of Directors will approve dividend payment by considering various factors, primarily for the benefit of shareholders. These factors include economic conditions, operating results, financial position of the company, cash flow, reserves for future investments, reserves for loan repayment, or as internal working capital. The conditions and limitations specified in the loan agreement and dividend payment will not have a significant impact on the Company's regular operations as the Board of Directors considers appropriate.

The Board of Directors may consider the payment of the Company's annual dividends. This dividend payment requires the shareholders' approval. However, the Board of Directors may from time to time approve interim dividend payments when it considers that the Company has sufficient profitability. Subsequently, the Board of Directors must report to the shareholders the interim dividend payment in the next meeting.