(7) Make resolutions on increasing or decreasing the Target Company’s registered capital;
(8) Making resolutions on the issuance of Target Company’s bonds;
(9) Make resolutions on the closure, merger, division, dissolution, liquidation, restructuring, M&A (including the sale of equity and major assets), change of control power, or change of organizational form of the Target Company;
(10) Revise the Articles of Association of the Target Company, increase or reduce its registered capital, and change its organizational form or business scope;
(11) Approve the equity incentive plan of the Target Company;
(12) Make a resolution on introducing new shareholders;
(13) Establish a VIE structure and establish agreement control relationships with other target companies;
(14) Change the equity structure of the Target Company, grant new options, convertible bonds, and other equity securities or similar rights, dilute, reduce, or negatively affect the effective shareholding or rights of investors;
(15) Enlarge or reduce the scale of the Board of Directors;
(16) Distribute dividends, formulate, approve or implement the establishment or exercise of any liquidation priority;
(17) Change the existing business policies of the Target Company, including but not limited to, entering new areas and exiting existing areas;
(18) Amend, change, or restrict any rights, preferences, privileges, or authorizations of investors;
(19) Approve, establish or issue any new shares, or any reclassification of issued shares as having priority or equivalent rights to investors (including those related to liquidation, conversion, dividends, voting rights, repurchase, etc.);
(20) Increase, reduce or cancel the authorized or issued shares/registered capital of the Target Company, or issue, distribute, purchase or redeem any shares or convertible securities, or exercise any share subscription rights, options, or grant or issue any options or warrants that may lead to the issuance of new shares in the future or dilute and reduce the effective equity of investors in the Target Company;
(21) Change the business scope of the Target Company or engage in new business beyond the existing scope;
(22) Terminate the Target Company’s business, or commit to merger, reorganization, or liquidation of the Target Company and/or any subsidiary, or appoint a receiver, liquidator, legal manager, or similar personnel for the Target Company;
(23) Declare and pay dividends, or distribute profits among shareholders through capitalization of provident fund or other ways.
The Board of Shareholders shall make resolutions through shareholder voting and exercise the powers of the Board of Shareholders mentioned in Clause 6.3 above. The shareholders shall exercise their voting rights on the resolutions of the Board of Shareholders in proportion to their capital contributions. Among them, items (5)—(23) and the replacement of the director appointed by the Investors should be approved by shareholders representing more than two-thirds of the remaining equity of the Target Company other than the WFOE headquarters, and by half of the following companies, including JiuZhou JY Investment Limited, Shenzhen Capital Group Co., Ltd., BJGSDX Ltd., Suqian Zhou Tengjunuo Investment Management Partnership Ltd., Hunan Tianhuan Economic Development Co., Ltd., Wuhu Jinghu Zhenye Investment Fund Co. Ltd. and Wuhu Venture Capital Fund Co. Ltd.; items (1) to (4) shall only take effect after being approved by shareholders representing more than half of the remaining voting rights other than the WFOE headquarters.
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