At the class and first general meetings held on Monday (30 September), shareholders representing 99.2% of voting rights approved the merger, with just 0.7% of votes cast against the resolution.
The combination is set to take place by means of a scheme of reconstruction and winding up of WTAN to create the Alliance Witan trust.
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Additionally, shareholders also approved the reclassification of Witan’s shares as A and B shares with corresponding rights, as well as the scheme of reconstruction itself and its…
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