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Benefits of Becoming an artience Shareholder

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artience considers returning value to shareholders through sustainable growth and corporate value enhancement as one of its key management priorities.
The following outlines the three key benefits of becoming an artience shareholder.

Benefit 1. Dividends

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Shareholders receive dividends distributed from business profits in proportion to the number of shares held.
artience maintains a shareholder return policy that balances stable dividend distributions with strategic investments for long-term growth.
Dividend & Shareholder Return

Benefit 2. Shareholder Benefits

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Eligible shareholders receive an original catalog gift annually, with rewards determined by the number of shares held and the continuous holding period.
The catalog offers a selection of items, including gourmet food products, household goods, and charitable donation options.
Shareholder Benefits 

Benefit 3. Participation in Management

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Shareholders participate in key decision-making processes and corporate management policies by attending the General Meeting of Shareholders and exercising voting rights.
Voting rights can also be exercised online.
General Meeting of Shareholders 

How to Become an artience Shareholder

To purchase shares, investors must first open an account with a securities firm. Account opening procedures and transaction fees should be confirmed directly with individual brokerages. All investment decisions should be made at the investor's own discretion.

The basic information regarding stock purchases is as follows.

Share Trading Unit

100 shares

artience Stock Code

4634

Minimum Investment Amount of artience shares
(Estimated) 

Current stock price × 100 shares + securities company trading fees, etc.

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