إعلان شركة مرافق الكهرباء والمياه بالجبيل وينبع عن نتائج اجتماع الجمعية العامة العادية (الاجتماع الأول )
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City and Location of the General Assembly's Meeting Through modern technology means from the Company's office in Jubail Industrial City (using Tadawulaty system)
Date of the General Assembly's Meeting 2025-04-17 Corresponding to 1446-10-19
Time of the General Assembly's Meeting 19:00
Percentage of Attending Shareholders 78.20
Names of the Board of Directors' Members Present at the General Assembly's Meeting and Names of the Absentees The following Board members attended the meeting:
1. HE Engr. Khalid Mohammed Al-Salem (Chairman)
2. Engr. Ahmed Mohammed Al-Jabr (Vice Chairman)
3. Mr. Musaad Ahmed Al-Sayouhi
4. Mr. Badr Abdullah Al-Ghariry
5. Mr. Amr Abdulaziz Al-Jallal
6. Mr. Soliman Abdulaziz Al-Hosain
7. Engr. Suliman Khalid Al-Mazroua
Names of the Chairmen of the Committees Present at the General Assembly's Meeting or Members of such Committees Attending on Their Behalf The following Committees' Chairmen attended the meeting:
1. HE Engr. Khalid Mohammed Al-Salem (Chairman of Investment Committee)
2. Mr. Musaad Ahmed Al-Sayouhi (Chairman of Audit Committee).
3. Mr. Soliman Abdulaziz Al-Hosain (Chairman of Nomination and Remuneration Committee).
4. Engr. Ahmed Mohammed Al-Jabr (Chairman of Executive and Risk Committee).
Voting Results on the Items of the General Assembly's Meeting Agenda's Attached
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