Article 65 A company whose shares or bonds have been listed for trading 
shall, within two months as of the end of the first half of each accounting 
year, submit to the securities regulatory authority under the State Council and 
the stock exchange a midterm report indicating the following contents and 
announce it:
 (1) The financial statements and business situation of the 
company;
 (2) The major litigation involving the company;
 (3) 
The particulars of any change concerning the shares or corporate bonds thereof 
as already issued;
 (4) The important matters as submitted to the 
general assembly of shareholders for deliberation; and
 (5) Any other 
matter as prescribed by the securities regulatory authority under the State 
Council.
Article 66 A listed company whose shares or bonds have been listed for 
trading shall, within four months as of the end of each accounting year, submit 
to the securities regulatory authority under the State Council and the stock 
exchange an annual report indicating the following contents, and announce 
it:
 (1) A brief account of the company's general 
situation;
 (2) The financial statement and business situation of the 
company;
 (3) A brief introduction to the directors, supervisors, and 
senior managers of the company well as the information regarding their 
shareholdings;
 (4) The information on shares and corporate bonds as 
already issued, including the name list of the top 10 shareholders who hold the 
largest numbers of shares in the company as well as the amount of shares as held 
thereby;
 (5) The actual controller of the company; and
 (6) Any 
other matter as prescribed by the securities regulatory authority under the 
State Council.
Article 67 In the event of a major event that may considerably affect the 
trading price of a listed company's shares and that is not yet known to the 
investors, the listed company shall immediately submit a temporary report 
regarding the said major event to the securities regulatory authority under the 
State Council and the stock exchange and make an announcement to the general 
public as well, in which the cause, present situation and possible legal 
consequence of the event shall be indicated: The term "major event" as mentioned 
in the preceding paragraph herein refers to the following 
circumstances:
 (1) A major change in the business guidelines or 
business scope of the company;
 (2) A decision of the company on any 
major investment or major asset purchase;
 (3) An important contract as 
concluded by the company, which may have an important effect on the assets, 
liabilities, rights, interests or business achievements of the 
company;
 (4) Any incurrence of a major debt in the company or default 
on an overdue major debt;
 (5) Any incurrence of a major deficit or a 
major loss in the company;
 (6) A major change in the external 
conditions for the business operation of the company;
 (7) A change 
concerning directors, no less than one-third of supervisors or managers of the 
company;
 (8) A considerable change in the holdings of shareholders or 
actual controllers who each hold or control no less than 5% of the company's 
shares;
 (9) A decision of the company on capital decrease, merger, 
division, dissolution, or application for bankruptcy;
 (10) Any major 
litigation involving the company, or where the resolution of the general 
assembly of shareholders or the board of directors have been cancelled or 
announced invalid;
 (11) Where the company is involved in any crime, 
which has been filed as a case as well as investigated into by the judicial 
organ or where any director, supervisor or senior manager of the company is 
subject to compulsory measures as rendered by the judicial organ; 
or
 (12) Any other matter as prescribed by the securities regulatory 
authority under the State Council.
Article 68 The directors and senor managers of a listed company shall 
subscribe their opinions for recognition in the periodic report of their company 
in written form. The board of supervisors of a listed company shall carry out an 
examination on the periodic report of its company as formulated by the board of 
directors and produce the relevant examination opinions in writing. The 
directors, supervisors and senior managers of a listed company shall guarantee 
the authenticity, accuracy and integrity of the information as disclosed by 
their listed company.
Article 69 Where the prospectus, measures for financing through issuance of 
corporate bonds, financial statement, listing report, annual report, midterm 
report, temporary report or any information as disclosed that has been announced 
by an issuer or a listed company has any false record, misleading statement or 
major omission, and thus incurs losses to investors in the process of securities 
trading, the issuer or the listed company shall be subject to the liabilities of 
compensation. Any director, supervisor, senior manager or any other person of 
the issuer or the listed company directly responsible shall be subject to the 
joint and several liabilities of compensation, except for anyone who is able to 
prove his exemption of any fault. Where any shareholder or actual controller of 
an issuer or a listed company has any fault, he shall be subject to the joint 
and several liabilities of compensation together with the relevant issuer or 
listed company.
Article 70 The information as prescribed by law to be disclosed shall be 
publicized through the media as designated by the securities regulatory 
authority under the State Council and shall, at the same time, be made available 
for public reference at the company's domicile and a stock exchange.
Article 71 The securities regulatory authority under the State Council shall 
carry out supervision over annual reports, midterm reports, temporary reports of 
listed companies as well as their announcements, over the distribution or 
rationing of new shares of such listed companies and over the controlling 
shareholders and any other obligor of information disclosure of listed 
companies. The securities regulatory body, stock exchange, recommendation party 
or securities company involving in underwriting as well as the relevant 
personnel thereof shall, before an announcement is made by a company according 
to the provisions of the relevant laws and administrative regulations, divulge 
any content concerned before the announcement.
Article 72 Where a stock exchange decides to suspend or terminate the listing 
of any securities, it shall announce the decision in a timely manner and report 
it to the securities regulatory authority under the State Council for archival 
purpose.
 
Section IV Prohibited Trading Acts
Article 73 Any insider who has access to any insider information of 
securities trading or who has unlawfully obtained any insider information is 
prohibited from taking advantage of the insider information as held thereby to 
engage in any securities trading.
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