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, 18, 2023 - 79 Resources Ltd. provides the following updates: Annual General and Special Meeting of Shareholders The Corporation is pleased to report that all of the resolutions , to their applicable extent, and as put forth to shareholders at its... - Veroeffentlicht am 18.12.2023

Green power producer Hidroelectrica (H2O.RO) has called shareholders for a meeting on January 22, 2024, to approve the acquisition of the business from UCM Resita SA and the establishment of a company to handle the transfer of business called „Uzina de Constructii Masini Hidroenergetice S.R.L” with a share capital of RON119.7 million and ‘Manufacture of engines and turbines (except for aircraft, vehicles, and motorcycles)’ as its core business.

By Adriano Marchese Cascades has appointed Patrick Lemaire to succeed Alain Lemaire as chairman of the board. The Canadian packaging and hygiene products...

usta Gold Corp. announces that it has extended the maturity date of its loan with usta Investments Inc., the Company's largest shareholder, to March 31, 2024. About usta Gold usta Gold is an exploration and development company focused on building a... - Veroeffentlicht am 14.12.2023

By Ian Walker Inchcape said its Chairman Nigel Stein plans to retire and stand down from the board at the annual general meeting in May, to be replaced by...

Two significant director dealings were disclosed to the market on Thursday, with one of Airtel Africa’s shareholders crossing the 15% holding threshold, while BT’s finance chief sold a chunk of his holding.

As the upcoming general shareholders meeting season approaches, activist funds are becoming increasingly busy. Following their focus on dividends last year, their attention this year seems to be focused on initiatives aimed at improving corporate governance and enhancing shareholder rights.

The Delhi Bench of Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) has held that addition for a deemed dividend made under Section 2(22)(e) of the Income Act can be done in the hands of the shareholder only.The...

Market analysts have welcomed the possibility that Port of Tauranga’s biggest shareholder may sell part of its 54 per cent stake, saying it has positives for...

Port of Tauranga’s major shareholder, the Bay of Plenty Regional Council, has started a process to consider a staged sell-down of its 54 per cent stake in...