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Altwijri Trading Concludes Electronic Voting for EGM
By KlickAnalytics Data Insights | June 30, 2026 05:03PM ET
- Shareholders participated through modern technological means
- Voting process allowed investors to exercise their rights remotely via Tadawulaty platform
In an exciting development for the investment community, Abdulaziz bin Ahmed Altwijri Trading Company concluded the electronic voting process for its Extraordinary General Assembly (EGM) meeting held on 30 June 2026. Shareholders were encouraged to participate in the first EGM session through innovative technological methods, as outlined in a bourse filing.
The electronic voting kicked off on 26 June 2026, providing investors with the opportunity to remotely exercise their voting rights through the Tadawulaty platform. The window for voting remained open until the conclusion of the assembly meeting, ensuring maximum participation from shareholders.
This milestone followed a previous announcement on 9 June 2026, inviting shareholders to the EGM and underlining the convenience of registration and voting via the Tadawulaty system at no cost to registered shareholders. The digital infrastructure, managed by the Securities Depository Center (Edaa), aims to enhance the investment landscape in Saudi Arabia by serving as a centralized hub for financial services accessible via the official Tadawulaty portal.
Abdulaziz bin Ahmed Altwijri Trading Company provided comprehensive procedural guidelines for the voting mechanism, catering to various types of agenda items. From approving financial statements to selecting external auditors, shareholders could choose to approve, reject, or abstain as needed. The company also utilized cumulative voting for the election of board members, allowing shareholders to divvy up their voting rights among candidates based on their share ownership without duplicating votes, thus promoting fairness for minority shareholders.
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