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ITCs hotel business will not have any board representation from its largest shareholder, BAT, according to a demerger document. BAT will own 15.32% in ITC Hotels as foreign direct investment, making it the largest public shareholder after ITCs promoter holding of 39.93%. BATs chief executive Tadeu Marroco stated last December that ITCs hotel business was not an area of interest for the British tobacco maker.

Key Insights Significant insider control over GSH implies vested interests in company growth Seng Hui Goi owns 64% of...

Key Insights Insiders appear to have a vested interest in Yü Group's growth, as seen by their sizeable ownership Baljit...

Fonterra’s shareholder watchdog has again called out the dairy heavyweight over what it says is a disappointing failure to deliver information. In its...

QUEBEC, April 30, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- LeddarTech Holdings Inc. (LeddarTech or the Corporation) (Nasdaq: LDTC), an automotive software company that ...

Key Insights Institutions' substantial holdings in InterContinental Hotels Group implies that they have significant...

Key Insights Albemarle to hold its Annual General Meeting on 7th of May Total pay for CEO Jerry Masters includes...

Meta Estate Trust, (MET.RO), a holding company in the real estate sector, has secured shareholder approval for distributing the 2023 profits as bonus shares to investors through a capital increase of RON9 million, a share buyback program to be carried out over the next 18 months, and a bond issue of up to EUR5 million.

At its meeting of April 25, 2024, the Board of Directors examined the draft resolution submitted by a group of shareholders representing less than 0.9% of the share capital and aiming to submit to the Annual General Meeting an advisory vote asking the Board of Directors to adopt a separation of the Chairmanship of the Board of Directors and the General Management of the Corporation. TotalEnergies Board of Directors reaffirms its strong commitment to shareholder dialogue and recalls that i...

Min Hee-jin, CEO of Ador, a sublabel of K-pop giant HYBE, declined to convene a board of directors meeting requested by HYBE, industry sources said Monday, as the two parties continued to exchange salvos in their ongoing dispute.