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Anaam Holding's General Meeting Outcome Revealed
By KlickAnalytics Data Insights | July 1, 2026 02:21AM ET
- Shareholders vote against discharging board members from liability for 2025
- Proposals for board remuneration for fiscal years 2023-2025 rejected
- Appointment of new external auditor and financial review approved
Anaam International Holding Group recently held its 47th Ordinary General Meeting (OGM) where shareholders made significant decisions that reflected the sentiments towards the company's management and financial performance.
During the session on 29 June 2026, investors voted against discharging board members from liability for the fiscal year 2025. Additionally, proposals related to board remuneration for fiscal years 2023, 2024, and 2025 were rejected by shareholders. However, the appointment of a new external auditor and the review of the company's financial performance were approved.
The meeting, which took place using the Tadawulaty platform from the company's headquarters in Jeddah, was a second attempt after the first meeting failed to reach the legal quorum. Despite a lower attendance during the first call, the second meeting successfully proceeded with a quorum of 10.02% of voting shares.
Key members of the board of directors, including Chairman Mohammed Abdulrahman Saleh Attar and Vice Chairman and CEO Hassan Saad Al Yamani, attended the assembly. Shareholders voted against the discharge of the board of directors from liability and refused proposed remuneration packages for the board members.
Following the rejection, the assembly reviewed the company's financial statements for the fiscal year ending 31 December 2025. The shareholders officially approved the appointment of RSM Allied Accountants Professional Services as the company's external auditor for future auditing and examination of financial statements.
Despite the divisions on liability discharge and compensation, the assembly completed the necessary steps for reviewing the financial standing of Anaam International Holding Group. Shareholders demonstrated active participation in important decisions that will shape the company's future direction.
- Proposals for board remuneration for fiscal years 2023-2025 rejected
- Appointment of new external auditor and financial review approved
Anaam International Holding Group recently held its 47th Ordinary General Meeting (OGM) where shareholders made significant decisions that reflected the sentiments towards the company's management and financial performance.
During the session on 29 June 2026, investors voted against discharging board members from liability for the fiscal year 2025. Additionally, proposals related to board remuneration for fiscal years 2023, 2024, and 2025 were rejected by shareholders. However, the appointment of a new external auditor and the review of the company's financial performance were approved.
The meeting, which took place using the Tadawulaty platform from the company's headquarters in Jeddah, was a second attempt after the first meeting failed to reach the legal quorum. Despite a lower attendance during the first call, the second meeting successfully proceeded with a quorum of 10.02% of voting shares.
Key members of the board of directors, including Chairman Mohammed Abdulrahman Saleh Attar and Vice Chairman and CEO Hassan Saad Al Yamani, attended the assembly. Shareholders voted against the discharge of the board of directors from liability and refused proposed remuneration packages for the board members.
Following the rejection, the assembly reviewed the company's financial statements for the fiscal year ending 31 December 2025. The shareholders officially approved the appointment of RSM Allied Accountants Professional Services as the company's external auditor for future auditing and examination of financial statements.
Despite the divisions on liability discharge and compensation, the assembly completed the necessary steps for reviewing the financial standing of Anaam International Holding Group. Shareholders demonstrated active participation in important decisions that will shape the company's future direction.
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