ESTUN (02715) has released formal guidelines defining the role and responsibilities of its Nomination Committee, underscoring the regulatory basis for selecting directors and senior management. The document was established following applicable laws, corporate governance codes, and the company’s Articles of Association.

The committee consists of three directors, at least two of whom must be independent, and it must include at least one member of a different gender. It is tasked with proposing director and senior management selection criteria, evaluating candidates’ qualifications, and making recommendations to the Board. It also reviews the Board’s structure, composition, and size, with an emphasis on directors’ skills, knowledge, and experience.

The guidelines stipulate that, once the committee finalizes its suggestions, these proposals are submitted to the Board for decision. Any departure from the committee’s recommendations requires an explanation of the specific reasons. Procedures for selecting new directors or senior management involve gathering candidate information, verifying willingness to serve, and conducting evaluation meetings. Written reports and accompanying evidence are then presented to the Board for final endorsement.

The Nomination Committee’s meeting processes, voting mechanics, and confidentiality obligations are also detailed. The document is set to take effect upon the official listing of the company’s H shares on the Main Board of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited, after completion of required filings.