ESG

home
ESG

Composition of the Board of Directors

The Board of Directors of the Company is composed of internal directors and independent directors.
The Board deliberates and resolves matters stipulated by applicable laws or the Articles of Incorporation, matters delegated by the General Meeting of Shareholders, and major matters concerning the Company’s basic policies and business execution, and supervises the performance of duties by directors and management.

Articles of Incorporation
Article 43 (Composition and Convening of the Board of Directors)
  •   The Board of Directors shall be composed of directors.
  •   The Board shall be convened by the Representative Director or a director separately designated by the Board by notifying each director three days prior to the date of the meeting.
  •   Any director who is not designated as a person authorized to convene a meeting under Paragraph may request the authorized director to convene a meeting. In the event the authorized director refuses to convene a meeting without justifiable grounds, other directors may convene the meeting.
  •   The convening procedures set forth in Paragraph may be omitted with the unanimous consent of all directors.
  •   The Chair of the Board shall serve as the person authorized to convene the Board under Paragraphs and .
  •   ⑥ A director shall report the status of business execution to the Board at least once every three months.

Classification and Convening of Meetings of the Board of Directors

Meetings of the Board of Directors of the Company are classified into ordinary meetings and extraordinary meetings.
In principle, meetings of the Board are convened by the Chair. However, where any director deems it necessary for the performance of duties, such director may convene a meeting of the Board with the consent of the Chair.

Regulations of the Board of Directors
Article 8 (Classification and Convening of Meetings of the Board of Directors)
  •   Meetings of the Board of Directors shall be classified into ordinary meetings and extraordinary meetings.
  •   Ordinary meetings of the Board shall be held once every three months, and the convener may determine the time and place of such meetings as necessary.
  •   Extraordinary meetings of the Board shall be held when the convener deems it necessary or upon the request of any director.
  •   The Chair shall have the authority to convene meetings of the Board.
      In the event that the Chair is unable to perform his or her duties, the authority to convene meetings shall be exercised by another director in the order determined by the Board.
  •   In the event that any of the matters set forth in each subparagraph of Article 21 of the Audit Regulations occurs, the auditor may convene a meeting of the Board of Directors.

Board Committees

Alteogen operates five Board committees, all composed entirely of independent directors, in accordance with the Korean Commercial Act and its Articles of Incorporation.

Committee Chair Members Key Responsibilities
Audit Committee Seok-ki Kim Sung Kon Lou, Sang Chul Lee
  • Appointment of external auditors
  • Oversight of financial reporting and accounting audits
  • Supervision of internal controls and compliance
  • Authority to conduct investigations and request information
Related Party Transaction Committee Sung Kon Lou In-Young Ko, Seok-ki Kim
  • Review and approval of related party transactions
  • Monitoring compliance with fair trade regulations
  • Management of conflicts of interest
Outside Director Nomination Committee In-Young Ko Sung Kon Lou, Seok-ki Kim
  • Recommendation of independent director candidates
  • Review of shareholder proposals
  • Evaluation of candidates’ qualifications and independence
Compensation Committee Sang Chul Lee In-Young Ko, Sung Kon Lou
  • Establishment of compensation policies for directors and executives
  • Determination of compensation structure and payment criteria
  • Evaluation of performance of directors and executives
ESG Committee Sang Chul Lee Sung Kon Lou, Seok-ki Kim
  • Establishment and oversight of ESG strategies and policies
  • ESG risk management
  • Approval of sustainability reporting and CSR activities