ALPS Biotech Signs Go Incubation Board Agreement

2026-09-23

Key Points of the Agreement

1. Counseling program recognition: Under the TPEx Go Incubation Board Regulations, ALPS Biotech becomes a counseling target of the public joint counseling program, covering the full process from innovation assessment to counseling performance review.
2. Compliance: Both parties confirm that the regulations, rules, circulars, and announcements form part of the agreement and shall be observed.
3. Confidentiality and good faith: Comprehensive confidentiality clauses cover the protection of confidential information and personal data, as well as liability for breach.
4. Counseling period rules: During the counseling period, the company shall not use its counseling status as a guarantee or promotion of business performance. From the second year, the company may flexibly select its counseling CPA firm.
5. Penalty and termination: Material violations may incur a penalty of NT$10,000 to NT$30,000, and TPEx may suspend the company's fundraising eligibility on the Go Incubation Board.

Figure 1: The Go Incubation Board counseling agreement

Statements

TPEx General Manager Chen Li-Ching said: "The signing of this counseling agreement marks an important step toward well-regulated capital market cooperation. TPEx looks forward to helping the company improve governance quality and financial transparency through professional guidance."

Figure 2: TPEx letter approving counseling status

ALPS Biotech Co., Ltd. said: "We sincerely welcome TPEx's professional counseling. This agreement is an important milestone toward well-regulated development. We will fully cooperate with the counseling process and continue to strengthen our competitiveness to create long-term value for shareholders."

Outlook

The signing of this agreement demonstrates both parties' commitment to improving corporate governance and strengthening investor confidence. As the counseling process moves forward, ALPS Biotech will continue to follow the guidance and advance steadily toward sustainable development.

Figure 3: Final page of the letter (signed)