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Keir International Streamlines OGM Voting Process Through Digital Platform
By KlickAnalytics Data Insights | June 30, 2026 05:03PM ET
- Shareholders had almost five days to cast their votes before the OGM meeting
- The registration and voting procedures were conducted through the Tadawulaty service
Riyadh – Keir International Company has successfully concluded the electronic voting phase for its Ordinary General Assembly (OGM) held on 30 June 2026, as per a disclosure to the Saudi stock exchange.
Starting on 26 June 2026, the voting period allowed shareholders to participate in the initial assembly meeting and contribute to the decision-making process.
Keir International enabled shareholders an extended window to vote on the assembly's agenda items before the official commencement of the meeting through the Tadawulaty service, a shareholder services platform in the Saudi capital market.
The company assured shareholders that the registration and voting operations were free of charge, emphasizing its commitment to facilitating shareholder engagement regardless of their shareholding level.
By utilizing the Tadawulaty service, Keir International aims to streamline the voting process, highlighting its dedication to leveraging the Saudi Exchange's infrastructure for an efficient and inclusive investor outreach strategy during the OGM session.
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