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A requisite majority of at least two-thirds of the voting rights represented is required for the following<br />
resolutions:<br />
> Change in the company’s purpose.<br />
> Introduction of voting shares or a restriction in voting rights.<br />
> Restriction on the transferability of registered shares (“Vinkulierung”).<br />
> Authorized or conditional increase of capital.<br />
> Increase of capital from reserves, in exchange for contributions in kind or the granting of special<br />
privileges.<br />
> Restriction or exclusion of subscription rights.<br />
> Transfer of the domicile of the company.<br />
> Dissolution of the company.<br />
A requisite majority of at least two thirds of the whole share capital is required for the following resolutions:<br />
> Change or removal of the requirement to report participations in the company above certain thresholds,<br />
and the obligation to submit a public tender offer.<br />
> Change or removal of the regulation concerning minimum and maximum number of members of the<br />
Board of Directors and their period of office, as well as the voting out of a majority of the members<br />
of the Board of Directors, if the resolution is proposed or supported by a shareholder or group of shareholders<br />
who have not reported their participations in the company in accordance with the requirement<br />
mentioned in 2.6 above, and have not submitted a public tender offer.<br />
6.3 Convocation of the general meeting of shareholders. The convocation of the general meeting of<br />
shareholders occurs at least 20 days before the general meeting in the official publication organ of the<br />
company (“Swiss Official Gazette of Commerce”). In addition the Board of Directors sends an invitation<br />
by mail to the shareholders and beneficiaries of shares registered in the share register.<br />
6.4 Agenda. The invitation to the general meeting of shareholders mentions all business to be discussed<br />
as well as proposals of the Board of Directors or of shareholders who have asked for an item to<br />
be placed on the agenda. No resolution can be passed unless the business to be discussed and the related<br />
proposals have been properly announced, except for the convocation of an extraordinary general<br />
meeting or the proposal for a special audit.<br />
Shareholders representing share capital of one million Swiss francs nominal value may ask for an item to<br />
be placed on the agenda. The request must be submitted in writing at least twenty days before the<br />
invitation to the meeting of shareholders is issued.<br />
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