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Annexes No. Corporate governance principles Criteria for assessing compliance with the corporate governance principle Status of compliance Explanations of deviation No. Corporate governance principles with the corporate governance principle from criteria for assessing compliance with the corporate governance principle Criteria for assessing compliance with the corporate governance principle 6.3 6.3.1 6.3.2 7.1 7.1.1 The company provides information and documents as requested by the shareholders in accordance with principles of fairness and convenience. There are no unreasonable difficulties for shareholders in exercising their right of access to the company's documents and information. When the company provides information to shareholders, it maintains a reasonable balance between the interests of individual shareholders and the interests of the company itself seeking to protect the confidentiality of important commercial information, which can have a significant impact on the company's competitiveness. 1. The company's information policy (internal documents defining the information policy) defines a non- onerous procedure for providing access to the company's information. and documents upon shareholders' request. 2. The information policy (internal documents defining the information policy) contains provisions stipulating that, if a shareholder requests information on organisations controlled by the company, the company shall make the necessary efforts to obtain such information from the relevant organisations controlled by the company. 1. During the reporting period, the company did not refuse to satisfy the shareholders' requests for information, or such refusals were justified. 2. In cases provided for by the information policy of the company, shareholders are warned of the confidential nature of information and undertake to keep it confidential. Observed Observed The actions that significantly influence or may influence the structure of the share capital and financial standing of the company and, accordingly, the shareholders' state (material corporate actions), are performed on equitable conditions that ensure compliance with the rights and interests of the shareholders as well as of other stakeholders Material corporate actions include reorganisation of the company, acquisition of 30 percent and more of the voting shares of the company (acquisition), the performance of material transactions by the company, increase or decrease of the share capital of the company, listing and delisting of shares of the company and other actions that may lead to a significant change in the shareholders' rights or infringe upon their interests. The charter of the company defines a list (criteria) of transactions or other actions that are recognised as material corporate actions, and such actions refer to the competence of the company's board. of directors. 1. The company's charter define the list(criteria) of transactions or other actions that constitute material corporate actions. Decision-making in respect of material corporate actions refers to the competence of the board of directors as stated in the charter. When these corporate actions are directly referred by the legislation to the competence of the general meeting of shareholders. The board of directors makes recommendations to shareholders accordingly Not observed Criterion No. 1 is not observed. The Charter of the Company has no concept of material corporate action. The mandatory competence of the Board of Directors of the Company, stipulated in the Law on Joint-Stock Companies has been substantially extended, particularly, due to the issues that may influence the structure of the Company's share capital and financial standing and therefore the standing of the shareholders.. The Company is committed to implementing the recommendations of the Code and plans to develop and approve amendments to the Company's internal documents in 2022, which, among other things, will define the list of transactions and other actions that constitute material corporate actions. 7.1.2 The board of directors plays a key role in making decisions or developing recommendations concerning material corporate actions; the board of directors relies on the position of independent directors of the company. 1. The company has a procedure whereby independent directors express their position on material corporate actions prior to their approval. 7.1.3 The company ensures equal conditions for all of its shareholders if material corporate actions affect the rights and legal interests of shareholders, and implements additional measures protecting the rights and legal interests of shareholders of the company if the legal mechanisms aimed at protecting the rights and legal interests of shareholders are insufficient. The company is guided not only by formal legal requirements but also by the corporate governance principles set forth in the Code. 1. Given the nature of the company's business, the board of directors is authorised by the company's charter to approve other transactions that are material to the company, in addition to those provided for by law. 2. During the reporting period, all the material corporate actions went through the procedure of approval prior to their execution. Status of compliance with the corporate governance principle Not observed Partially observed Explanations of deviation from criteria for assessing compliance with the corporate governance principle Criterion No. 1 is not observed. The Charter of the Company has no concept of material corporate action. However, in practice, the independent directors declare their position on the corporate actions they deem material prior to their approval. The Company is committed to implementing the recommendations of the Code and plans to develop and approve amendments to the Company's internal documents in 2022, which, among other things, will define the list of transactions and other actions that constitute material corporate actions. Criterion No. 2 is not observed. The Charter of the Company has no concept of material corporate action. The Company is committed to implementing the recommendations of the Code and plans to develop and approve amendments to the Company's internal documents in 2022, which, among other things, will define the list of transactions and other actions that constitute material corporate actions. The Company aims to ensure that all transactions of the Company requiring approval from the governing bodies are approved before they take place. In the reporting period, there were several transactions approved by way of subsequent approval. Interested party transactions, large-scale transactions, resolutions on the participation in investment projects, disposal of assets, etc. undergo the procedure of approval by the General Meeting of Shareholders / prior approval by the Board of Directors (with mandatory account for the position of the relevant Committee). 124 PJSC Russian Aquaculture | Annual Report 2021 www.russaquaculture.ru/en/ 125
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