Innotheory Introduces Non-Face-to-Face Electronic Voting System at Shareholders' Meeting to "Enhance Shareholder Value"
[Asia Economy Reporter Hyunseok Yoo] Inometry, a company specializing in X-ray inspection solutions for batteries, announced on the 16th that it will introduce an electronic voting system starting from its 13th regular general meeting of shareholders. Inometry will operate the electronic voting system from today until the 25th, allowing shareholders to exercise their voting rights remotely without attending the meeting in person.
Electronic voting is a system based on the Commercial Act that enables shareholders to exercise their voting rights online. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, more companies are adopting this system to increase attendance rates at general meetings. The company stated, "We decided to introduce electronic voting to enhance shareholder convenience," and explained, "Inometry shareholders can access the system via PC or mobile in their preferred way from 9 a.m. on the 16th until 5 p.m. on the 25th, complete the identity verification process, and vote on each agenda item."
The main agenda items for Inometry's upcoming general meeting, to be held on the 26th at its headquarters in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi-do, include approval of financial statements, partial amendments to the articles of incorporation, appointment of directors and auditors, and approval of stock option grants. The event will be conducted under strict quarantine measures, including temperature checks for all attendees, mandatory mask-wearing, and provision of hand sanitizers.
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Kim Junbo, CEO of Inometry, stated, "Since being acquired by Eastbridge, we have been focusing on internal system improvements such as organizational restructuring and recruitment of talented personnel, and we plan to pursue substantial external growth in the future." He added, "Although there was a temporary decline in performance last year due to delays in facility investments by global clients caused by the COVID-19 impact, we are confident that this year we can achieve the highest sales since our founding through expanded orders from major clients and the visibility of our new stacking equipment business."
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