Metrocon tightens disclosure controls after directors fail to report regulatory interviews promptly

• Metrocon Holdings will tighten disclosure controls following delayed reporting of regulatory investigations involving directors Alvin Lim and Charlotte Tay.
• The board accepted both directors' explanations that the omissions were inadvertent, finding no indication they intended to conceal information.
• A policy due November 20, 2026, will require directors and executive officers to report regulatory matters within one business day.
• Notification requirements will apply regardless of whether matters relate to their company roles; the board will assess disclosure obligations.
• Directors and executive officers will receive disclosure training November 17, 2026; internal auditors will review the policy in fiscal 2027.

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