Red Sea International Announces Its Intention to Conduct Initial Public Offering of Subsidiary
تعلن شركة البحر الأحمر العالمية عن نيتها إجراء طرح عام أولي لشركتها التابعة، شركة التركيبات الأولية للأعمال ال https://t.co/6TM849bknF
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In a statement on the Saudi Exchange (Tadawul), the company clarified that, although it will not be selling any of its shares in Initial Saudi Group for Electrical Works Ltd. Moreover, through the IPO, the transaction is considered material due to the significance of the subsidiary to Red Sea International's operations and the impact of the IPO on a key subsidiary.
Accordingly, and in line with Articles (102) to (110) of the Rules on the Offer of Securities and Continuing Obligations, shareholder approval is a prerequisite for the Capital Market Authority's approval of the transaction.
The company confirmed that it will issue a separate invitation to its shareholders to attend a General Assembly meeting to vote on the material transaction. It will also circulate a shareholder circular providing more information about the proposed transaction.
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