Common use of Initial Public Offerings Clause in Contracts

Initial Public Offerings. It is the objective of the parties to the Agreement to work toward a public listing of the JV Company on the Taiwan Stock Exchange ("TSE"), or any other recognized stock exchange or the Taiwan over-the-counter trading system ("OTC") (each, a "Recognized Stock Exchange") within five (5) years after incorporation of the JV Company. The parties hereto agree to use their commercially reasonable efforts to cause the JV Company to apply for initial public offering and listing of the Shares on a Recognized Stock Exchange subject to maintenance of the material rights of the parties under this Agreement. Notwithstanding the provision of Article 7, if it is required that certain Shares should be offered for sale to the public/third parties during an Initial Public Offering, the parties agrees to offer Shares in proportion to their respective shareholdings.

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Sources: Shareholders Agreement (Amkor Technology Inc), Shareholders' Agreement (Amkor Technology Inc)