ACIG shareholders to vote on 29.5% capital cut on Aug. 26

27/07/2020 Argaam

 

Allied Cooperative Insurance Group’s (ACIG) shareholders are set to vote on a 29.5% capital cut from SAR 200 million to SAR 141 million during the extraordinary general assembly meeting that will be held on August 26, 2020, the insurer said in a statement on Tadawul.

 

The capital cut is intended to offset accumulated losses through writing off 5.9 million shares.

 

 In January, the company’s board of directors recommended 29.5% capital reduction to SAR 141 million from SAR 200 million to offset accumulated losses, as reported by Argaam.

 

The recommendation also included a capital hike through SAR 150 million rights issue following the capital cut.

 

Key Figures of the Capital Reduction

Current Capital

SAR 200 mln

Number of shares

20 mln shares

Reduction (%)

29.5% (1 for every 3.3898 shares)

New Capital

SAR 141 mln

New number of shares

14.1 mln shares

Method

Writing off 5.9 mln shares

Driver

To offset SAR 59 mln accumulated losses

Record date

Aug. 26, 2020

 

The general assembly will also vote on amending Article 8 of the company's articles of incorporation related to the capital reduction.

 

It will further vote on amending Article No. 3, 12, 19 and 45 related to the company's objectives, stock trading, remuneration of board members, and Zakat and reserves.

 

In January, the company’s board of directors recommended 29.5% capital reduction to offset accumulated losses.

 

The recommendation also included a capital hike through SAR 150 million rights issue following the capital cut.

 

Shareholders will participate and vote on the meeting agenda items through Tadawulaty system as of Aug. 22, as per the Capital Market Authority’s (CMA) circular issued on March 16, in line with the government’s efforts to prevent the spread of coronavirus. 

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