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Time Entertainment Company makes voting exciting with e-voting initiative for General Assembly Meeting
By KlickAnalytics Data Insights | June 30, 2026 02:03PM ET
- Shareholders of Time Entertainment are encouraged to cast their votes on the assembly's agenda items through the Tadawulaty platform, leveraging modern technology to enable remote participation in the meeting.
- Utilizing the electronic voting feature, shareholders have the opportunity to review the agenda items and submit their decisions electronically ahead of the live General Assembly meeting. The voting window opened on 26 June 2026 and remained accessible until the conclusion of the meeting.
In line with the digital integration initiatives in the Saudi capital market, Time Entertainment Company has embraced electronic voting to ensure broad shareholder engagement. The company's commitment to transparency and efficiency is evident in its efforts to facilitate remote participation and streamline the voting process through the Tadawulaty platform, operated by the Securities Depository Center Company (Edaa). Shareholders are provided with a free and user-friendly platform to exercise their statutory rights, irrespective of their geographic location. The company's emphasis on digital transformation and shareholder empowerment underscores its dedication to best practices in corporate governance and regulatory compliance.
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