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Share Subscription Agreement

 Exhibit 4.15 
 Share Subscription Agreement 
 between 
 China Life Insurance (Group) Company Limited 
 and 
 China Life Insurance Company Limited 
 For 
 Formation of A Property and Casualty Company 
 February 14, 2006 
  

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 Investors’ Share Subscription Agreement 
 Investor: China Life Insurance (Group) Company Limited (“Party A”) 
 Registered Address: No. 5 Guan Ying Yuan Xi Qu, Xicheng District, Beijing 
 Legal Representative: Yang Chao 
 Investor: China Life Insurance Company Limited (“Party B”) 
 Registered Address: No. 16 Chaowai Avenue, Chaoyang District, Beijing 
 Legal Representative: Yang Chao 
 WHEREAS, 
 Party A, as the chief promoter, proposes to establish jointly
with Party B a property and casualty insurance joint stock company limited (the “Company”) to engage in property and casualty insurance business. By preliminary negotiation, both parties enter into this agreement (this
“Agreement”) and agree as follows with respect to the establishment of the Company. 
  

	Article  1	Form of the Company 

 The Company shall be organized as a joint
stock company with limited liability. 
  

	Article  2	Registered Capital of the Company 

 The registered capital of the
Company shall be RMB One Billion (RMB 1,000,000,000) in total. The shares to be issued by the Company shall be 1,000,000,000 shares of common stock with RMB 1 per share in par value. 
  

	Article  3	Company’s Formation Manner 

 The Company shall be established
by Party A and Party B as its promoters by means of promotion. Party A shall own 60% of the total share capital of the Company and Party B shall own 40% of the total share capital of the Company. 
  

	Article  4	Business Scope of the Company 

 The business scope of the Company
shall be: (i) property loss insurance; (ii) liability insurance; (iii) statutory liability insurance; (iv) credit insurance and bonding insurance; (v) agriculture insurance; (vi) other property insurance;
(vii) short-term health insurance and accident insurance; (viii) reinsurance of the above-mentioned insurance business; (ix) capital utilization as permitted by PRC laws and regulations; (x) other businesses as approved by China
Insurance Regulatory Commission (“CIRC”) and competent authorities of the People’s Republic of China. 
  

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	Article  5	Qualification of Investors 

 As the promoters of the Company,
qualifications and investing requirements of Party A and Party shall comply with relevant PRC laws, regulations and administrative rules. 
  

	Article  6	Capital Contribution 

 The terms with respect to the investment by
both parties shall be finally determined in the promoters’ agreement or other documents based on the principles of equality and fairness. 
  

	Article  7	Force Majeure and Expenses 

 In the event that the Company fails to
be established or the establishment of the Company becomes unnecessary due to force majeure or any other reasons, both parties shall be exempted from any liabilities. Both parties, however, shall bear the expenses for the establishment of the
Company respectively or according to the promoters’ agreement. 
  

	Article  8	Information Disclosure and Confidentiality 

 Both parties shall at
any time keep in strict confidence all materials with respect to technology, economy, financial or commercial matters (including but not limited to any information and documents included in the feasibility study report which has been or to be
complied) provided or to be provided by the other party in the course of the establishment of the Company. Neither party shall disclose such information to any other third party without the written consent of the other party. 
 Both parties shall keep in strict confidence of any information with respect to the establishment of the Company. Before both parties reach consensus with respect to the
manner and time for disclosure, any party shall not make public announcement with respect to the establishment of the joint venture. Unless otherwise required by laws and regulations, any party shall not make public announcement with respect to the
establishment of the joint venture without the prior written consent of the other party. 
  

	Article  9	Withdrawal 

 In the event that Party B withdraws its investment
with cause, it shall notify Party A in writing not less than seven days before Party A submits the formal application to CIRC for establishment of the Company. 
 In the event that Party B is not able to perform its obligations under this agreement or notifies Party A its withdrawal, Party A shall have the right to select a new investor to replace Party B. 
  

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	Article  10	Legal Force 

 After execution by both parties, this Agreement shall
be submitted, together with other application documents submitted by Party A, to CIRC for approval. This Agreement shall become effective upon the issuance of CIRC’s approval for the establishment of the Company. This Agreement shall be
superceded by the promoters’ agreement by and between Party A and Party B. In the event that the terms under this Agreement are in conflict with the terms under the promoters’ agreement, the latter shall prevail. 
  

	Article  11	Miscellaneous 

 Party B shall provide the following materials
within 3 days after the execution of this agreement according to the requirements of CIRC: 
  

	(i)	Business license; 

	(ii)	Balance sheet and income statement for the last year which have been audited by certified public account; 

	(iii)	Documents evidencing the approval for Party B’s investment by the board of directors or competent authorities; and 

	(iv)	Other relevant documents. 

 Investor (Party A): China Life Insurance
(Group) Company Limited (Seal) 
 <Seal of China Life Insurance (Group) Company Limited > 
 Legal Representative or Authorized Representative: /s/Yang Chao 
  
 Investor (Party B): China Life Insurance Company Limited (Seal ) 
 <Seal of China Life Insurance Company Limited>

  
 Legal Representative or Authorized representative: /s/Wu Yan 
 March 2006 
  

 4Reptron Electronics, Inc. 2006 Incentive Compensation Plan

 Exhibit 10.1 
 Reptron Electronics, Inc. 
 2006 Incentive Compensation Plan 
 Policy 
 It is Reptron Electronics, Inc.’s policy
to provide its employees, pursuant to this 2006 Incentive Compensation Plan, the opportunity for increased compensation based on achieving certain goals and to motivate employees and properly reward success. 
 Plan Guidelines 
 A. Adoption of Plan: The 2006
Incentive Compensation Plan (the “Plan”) was adopted and approved by the Compensation Committee of Reptron Electronics, Inc. and approved by the Board of Directors of Reptron Electronics, Inc. effective May 23, 2006. 
 B. Purpose of Plan and Effective Date: The purpose of the Plan is to establish the terms and conditions under which the Company will pay eligible employees of the
Company certain incentive compensation for the calendar year beginning January 1, 2006 and ending December 31, 2006. The Plan supercedes and terminates as of April 1, 2006, the bonus plan in effect at the Freemont Facility. Unless the
Board of Directors specifically provides otherwise, all incentive pay will be awarded solely in accordance with this Plan. 
 C. Eligibility: All
employees of the Company who have been employed by the Company at least six (6) months as of the end of the Company’s fiscal year on December 31, 2006 and who are employed by the Company on the date payment is made under the Plan.

 D. Consolidated Minimum Pre-Tax Earnings Condition: No incentive pay compensation shall be due or payable to any eligible employee under the Plan
unless and until the Company’s consolidated 2006 pre-tax earnings equal at least $400,000 after deduction for all amounts to be paid for incentive compensation under the Plan. If the Company has 2006 consolidated pre-tax earnings
of at least $400,000 but payment of incentive pay under the Plan would reduce consolidated pre-tax earnings to less than $400,000, the incentive pay pool shall be prorated among Eligible Employees entitled to incentive pay under the Plan such that
the Company has 2006 consolidated pre-tax earnings of $400,000 after payment of the prorated portion of the incentive pay. 
 E.
Payments: Incentive compensation for Category I employees will be computed and paid twice each year for all plant personnel, except facility management, based on annualized six month financial results and audited twelve months financial
results. Sixty percent of any six month incentive compensation earned during the first half of any year will be paid after the mid-year calculation is completed with the remaining payment (if any) made based on the audited year end results after
deducting any payment made at the mid-year point, and making any adjustments necessary to the first payment on account of 

 
any adjustments to the six month results based on the audited year end results. Facility management and Category II and III Employees will receive incentive
compensation once each year based on audited year-end results, which payment shall be made within thirty (30) days after audited year-end results are available. Each Eligible Employee will receive incentive compensation only for the time
employed during the 2006 calendar year. Eligible Employees must be an employee of the Company on the payment date in order to be eligible for and entitled to receive incentive compensation under this Plan. Payment of incentive pay under this Plan
will be based on audited year-end results and final approval of the Compensation Committee of the Board of Directors. 
 F. Discretion of the Board of
Directors and Compensation Committee: Nothing in this Plan shall prohibit the Board of Directors or the Compensation Committee from awarding a bonus to one or more employees in addition to the incentive pay paid pursuant to the Plan. The Board
of Directors and Compensation Committee reserves the right to modify, change or rescind this policy or the Plan at any time at its sole discretion as required to meet the Company’s objectives. 
 Plan Components 
 A. Employees at Manufacturing
Facilities – Category I Employees. 
 Employees at each of the Company’s manufacturing facilities (other than Category II Employees - Support
Staff and Category III Employees - Senior Management) will earn incentive compensation based on a combination of the financial results of their own facility and the consolidated financial results of the Company as provided under this Plan. Incentive
compensation will be computed as a function of pre-tax income. No incentive pay shall be due or paid to any category of employee unless and until consolidated pre-tax earnings for fiscal year 2006 (after deducting all amounts to be paid for
incentive compensation) equal at least to $400,000 prior to paying any incentive compensation to any group. The incentive compensation in 2006 for Category I Employees is computed as follows: 
  

	 	1.	All employees of the Company (other than Category II Employees - Support Staff and Category III Employees - Senior Management) at each of the Company facilities, except those
employees listed in item 2 and 3 below: 

 Pre-tax income at the facility where employee works ranging from 0% to 1.5% of sales
– no incentive pay earned. 
 Pre-tax income at the facility where employee works above 1.5% of sales – incentive pay computed as 1%
of base pay for each 1% of pre-tax income in excess of 1.5% sales, up to a maximum incentive pay of 5% of base pay. 
  

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	 	Example:	If pre-tax income at the Gaylord facility were 3.7% of sales, incentive compensation for Category I Employees at the Gaylord facility would be 2.2% of base pay, computed as follows:

  

	 	    	3.7 - 1.5 = 2.2 x 1% = 2.2% of base pay. 

  

	 	2.	Facility management team at the Tampa, Gaylord and Hibbing facilities: 

 Pre-tax income at the facility managed by the management team from 0% to 1.5% of sales – no incentive pay earned 
 Pre-tax income at the facility managed by the management team above 1.5% of sales – incentive pay computed as 3% of base pay for each 1% of pre-tax income in excess of 1.5% of sales earned at their facility, plus
1% of base pay for each 1% of consolidated pre-tax income earned over 1.5% of consolidated sales, up to a maximum incentive compensation equal to 100% of base pay. 
 Example: If pre-tax income at the Tampa facility totals 3.6% of sales, and consolidated pre-tax income equals 2.0% of sales, incentive compensation for each member of the facility management team in Tampa would equal
6.3% of base pay for local plant performance plus .5% of base pay for Company performance for a total incentive pay of 6.8% of base pay calculated as follows: 3.6 - 1.5 = 2.1 x 3% = 6.3% for local plant performance. 2 (consolidated pre-tax earnings)
– 1.5 = .5 x 1% = .5% (assuming consolidated pre-tax earnings is greater than $400,000 after the incentive compensation is paid). 
  

	 	3.	Facility management team at the Fremont facility: 

 Pre-tax
income at the Freemont facility from 0% to 1.5% of sales – no incentive pay earned 
 Pre-tax income at the Freemont facility above 1.5%
of sales – incentive pay computed as 1.5% of base pay for each 1% of pre-tax income in excess of 1.5% of sales, plus 1.0% of base pay for each 1% of consolidated pre-tax income earned over 1.5% of consolidated sales, up to a maximum incentive
compensation equal to 100% of base pay. 
  

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 The management team at each facility to be included in the management incentive pay category in items 2 and 3 above, will
be identified by senior management each year. The facility management for 2006 is summarized in the table which follows: 
  

			
	 Facility
	  	 Job Position

		
	 Tampa
	  	 Director of Operations

	 Tampa
	  	 Director of Engineering

	 Tampa
	  	 Business Manager

	 Tampa
	  	 Business Manager

	 Tampa
	  	 Business Manager

		
	 Gaylord
	  	 Director of Operations

	 Gaylord
	  	 Director of Engineering

	 Gaylord
	  	 Production Manager

	 Gaylord
	  	 Business Manager

	 Gaylord
	  	 Business Manager

	 Gaylord
	  	 Business Manager

		
	 Hibbing
	  	 Director of Operations

	 Hibbing
	  	 Engineering Manager

	 Hibbing
	  	 Production Manager

	 Hibbing
	  	 Business Manager

	 Hibbing
	  	 Business Manager

	 Hibbing
	  	 Business Manager

		
	 Fremont
	  	 President – ROMD

	 Fremont
	  	 Vice Pres. – ROMD

	 Fremont
	  	 Dir of Business Development

	 Fremont
	  	 Director of Operations

  

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 B. Support Staff – Category II Employees 
 The Company has several departments which include Accounting, Administration, Advance Technologies, Information Technologies, MIG, Quality, Quote Group and Strategy Materials, that provide support services to the
three RMS facilities (Gaylord, Hibbing and Tampa). Employees in these departments (Category II Employees) are also included in the Plan and their incentive pay is computed as a function of pre-tax income earned in each of the facilities as follows:

  

	 	1.	Consolidated 2006 pre-tax earnings of $400,000 (after deducting all incentive pay under the Plan) must be earned in 2006 before any incentive compensation is paid.

  

	 	2.	Pre-tax income for each RMS facility from 0% to 1.5% of sales – no incentive pay earned from this facility. 

  

	 	3.	Pre-tax income for each RMS facility above 1.5% of sales – incentive pay computed as .5% of base pay for each 1% of pre-tax income in excess of 1.5% of sales, up to maximum
incentive pay of 5% of base pay 

  

	 	Example:	Assuming the Company has 2006 pre-tax earnings of $400,000 (after deduction of all incentive pay under the Plan and the Tampa plant earns pre-tax income equal to 3.6% of sales, the
Hibbing plant earns 2006 pre-tax income of 1.5% of sales and the Gaylord plant has 2006 pre-tax income of .5%, the incentive pay for the support staff would equal 1.05% of base pay computed as follows:. No incentive pay would be earned from either
Hibbing or Gaylord, and 1.05% incentive pay would be earned from Tampa (3.6 – 1.5 = 2.1 x .5% = 1.05%). 

 C. Senior Management –
Category III Employees 
 Incentive pay for the senior management team responsible for overall operations of the Company will be computed as a function of
2006 pre-tax income earned from the three RMS facilities (Gaylord, Hibbing and Tampa) combined. In addition, the CEO and CFO will earn incentive pay based on 2006 pre-tax income from all facilities, including the Fremont facility. The incentive pay
will be computed as follows: 
  

	 	1.	Consolidated pre-tax earnings of $400,000 (after deducting all incentive pay payable under the Plan) must be earned in 2006 before any incentive compensation is paid.

  

	 	2.	Pre-tax income from 0% to 1.5% of sales – no incentive pay earned 

  

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	 	3.	Pre-tax income above 1.5% of sales – incentive pay computed as 10% of base pay for each 1% of pre-tax income in excess of 1.5% of sales 

  

	 	4.	Pre-tax income above 1.5% of sales – 1,000 stock options granted for each 1% of pre-tax income in excess of 1.5% of sales, up to maximum incentive compensation equal to 100% of
base pay, contingent upon option availability pursuant to the Reptron Electronics, Inc. Stock Option Plan. 

 Category III Employees included as the senior management team are set forth below: 
  

			
	 Position
	  	 Location

	 Chief Executive Officer
	  	 Tampa

	 Chief Financial Officer
	  	 Tampa

	 VP – Manufacturing Ops
	  	 Hibbing

	 VP – Sales
	  	 Minneapolis

	 VP – Materials
	  	 Tampa

	 VP – Engineering
	  	 Hibbing

	 Director of IT
	  	 Tampa

 Example: Assuming consolidated pre-tax earnings of $400,000 (after deduction of all amounts
payable under the Plan) and the Hibbing facility has pre-tax earnings of 1% of sales, Gaylord has pre-tax earnings of 2% of sales, Tampa has pre-tax earnings of 3% of sales and Freemont has pre-tax earnings of 2.5% of sales, the VP of Sales, for
example, would receive incentive pay equal to .2% of base pay, computed as follows: 
 No incentive pay would be earned on Hibbing, incentive pay of .05% of
base pay would be earned on Gaylord (2—1.5 = .5 x 10% = 5%) and incentive pay of .15% of base pay would be earned on Tampa (3 - 1.5 = 1.5 x 10% = 15% for a total of 20% of base pay. 
 Assuming the same facts as above, the CEO, by way of example, would receive the same incentive pay as above plus .10% of base pay that would be earned on the Freemont Facility (2.5 - 1.5 = 1 x 10% = 10%) for a total
of 30% of base pay. 
  

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