(1) In cases where a listed company convokes a general meeting of shareholders, such listed company may give a public notice of such intent and purpose of the convocation two weeks prior to the date set for such general meeting, to shareholders who own stocks the number of which does not exceed the number determined by Presidential Decree, in two or more daily newspapers on two or more occasions, respectively, or by electronic means as prescribed by Presidential Decree under conditions provided by its articles of incorporation, which may substitute public notification of convocation under Article 363 (1).
(2) In cases where a listed company publicly announces or notifies convocation of a general meeting of shareholders, the purpose of which is to appoint directors or auditors, the listed company shall announce or notify the name, brief personal history, and references of candidates for directors or auditors, and other matters prescribed by Presidential Decree.
(3) In cases where a listed company publicly announces or gives a notice of convocation of a general meeting of shareholders, such company shall publicly announce or give a notice of matters determined by Presidential Decree, including activities and salaries of outside directors, or an outline of business; Provided That this shall not apply where the listed company discloses such matters to the general public by the methods prescribed by Presidential Decree.[This Article Newly Inserted by Act No. 9362, Jan. 30, 2009]