In certain cases you may have information related to MOBIAK SA or other companies, listed in the stock exchange with which MOBIAK SA conducts business or negotiates “insider” information – namely information not known to the public – such as non-published (temporarily) profit data, potential acquisition or sale of subsidiaries, marketing plans or new product presentations.
The information is considered non-public until adequately disclosed to the public, i.e. when the information is publicly disclosed and enough time has gone by so the Securities markets have fully absorbed said information.
If this non-public information is “material”- namely information taken into account by a prudent investor when making investment decisions – then, in accordance with applicable laws on Securities (transferable securities) and the policy of the Company:
- You must not purchase or sell on your own behalf or on behalf of any third party any shares, bonds or other securities of the company (MOBIAK SA or other) relating to this non-public information.
- You must not encourage or urge others, based on this non-public information, to purchase or sell shares, bonds or other securities of these companies.
- You must not disclose this non-public information to persons outside of MOBIAK SA.
- You must not discuss without reason this non-public information with persons within MOBIAK SA.
Employees or partners of MOBIAK SA who have knowledge of non-public information related to MOBIAK SA must especially take care to maintain their confidentiality and must not purchase or sell shares, bonds or other securities of MOBIAK SA, or shares, bonds or other securities of any other involved company, prior to the disclosure to the public of this non-public information and for a reasonable period of time after this disclosure.
This prohibition also extends to exercising option rights of shares. If you resign from MOBIAK SA, your obligation to maintain the confidentiality of said non-public information continues until said information has been adequately disclosed to the public.
If you have any questions related to whether said non-public information has been disclosed to the public, you must contact the Managing Director and refrain from any purchase or sale of affected Securities or any disclosure whatsoever of the information until you have been informed that the information is not material or has been disclosed and made public knowledge.