SIDC’s board recommends 66.5% capital cut; hike to follow via SAR 165M rights issue

28/05/2024 Argaam

SIDC’s board recommends 66.5% capital cut; hike to follow via SAR 165M rights  issue

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Saudi Industrial Development Co.'s (SIDC) board of directors recommended a 66.25% capital cut to SAR 135 million from the current SAR 400 million.

 

Capital Cut Details

Current Capital

SAR 400 mln

Number of Shares

40 mln

New Capital

SAR 135 mln

New Number of Shares

13.5 mln

Percentage of Decrease

66.25% (Writing off 0.6625 share for each existing share)

Reason

To restructure capital and offset accumulated losses 

Date of Capital Reduction

By the close of the second trading day following the EGM that will decide on the capital cut

Method

Writing off 26.5 mln shares

 

According to a statement to Tadawul, the board also proposed a subsequent increase in capital via a SAR 165 million rights issue, to enable the company to implement its operational plans, support working capital, and strengthen its financial position.

 

For More IPOs

 

Shareholders on the date of the EGM during which the capital increase is approved are eligible for the rights offering, along with shareholders registered with Edaa at the end of the second trading day following the EGM.

 

Alinma Investment was appointed as financial advisor on both the capital reduction and hike as well as underwriter on the rights issue. Updates regarding the filing of the capital reduction and capital hike applications with the Capital Market Authority (CMA) will be duly revealed, the statement added.

 

SIDC pointed out that the proposal is subject to approvals from the related authorities and company shareholders, noting that the shareholders’ approval of increasing the company’s capital is conditional on the approval of the proposed capital reduction.

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