Kesla Proposes Combining A and B Shares Into Single Share Class
Bitget2026/10/22 08:11- Kesla shareholders will vote on combining Class A and Class B shares at an extraordinary general meeting on November 25, 2026.
- Each Class B share would convert into one Class A share, giving all shares equal rights and one vote each.
- Class B holders would receive one free Class A share per 10 Class B shares held, capped at 81,500 new shares.
- The combination, compensatory share issuance and related articles amendments require approval as a single package; partial implementation is excluded.
- The board recommends shareholders support the combination, citing an independent opinion that the arrangement is financially fair to both share classes.
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