Amlak Finance P.J.S.C. Calls for Shareholders' General Meeting: What's in Store?
The Board of Directors of Amlak Finance P.J.S.C. has announced a General Meeting for shareholders on 18 March 2024. This article provides an analysis of the announcement and its potential implications for the company's future.
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Amlak Finance P.J.S.C., a leading finance company based in the UAE, has called for a General Meeting of shareholders on 18 March 2024. The meeting is expected to discuss the company's current business and future operations. Despite the proactive approach, there are concerns about the future of the company.
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The text is a clarification regarding the approval of proxies to attend the General Meeting. According to clauses 1 and 2 of Article 40 of the Chairman of Authority’s Board of Directors’ Decision no. 3/Chairman of 2020, the general assembly of a company is held at a specified location, and each shareholder has the right to attend and vote equal to their number of shares. Shareholders can delegate someone who is not a board member or company staff to attend on their behalf, but this delegate cannot represent more than 5% of the company's issued capital. The shareholder's signature on the power of attorney must be approved by specific entities, and the proxy must include the contact numbers of the shareholder and a representative of the approving authority.
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The Board of Directors of Amlak Finance PJSC is inviting all shareholders to a General Meeting on 18 March 2024, at 1pm, either remotely or in person at the Sky View Ballroom, Address Sky View, Downtown Dubai. The agenda includes an update on Amlak's current business and future operations based on financial advisers' analysis, followed by necessary decision-making. The board will also seek authorization to implement the decisions made at the meeting. Shareholders can register for the meeting electronically from 11 March 2024. Shareholders may delegate someone to attend the meeting on their behalf, provided they hold less than 5% of the company's share capital. The delegate's signature must be approved by authorized entities, including the Notary Public, UAE Chamber of Commerce, a licensed UAE bank or company, licensed financial markets in the state, or any other licensed entity for attestation works.