The shareholders of Ardova Plc (AP), have approved the transfer of shares at N17.88 per share back to the company.
They gave their approval at a Court Ordered Meeting held in Lagos on May 31, 2023. They also approved the Scheme of Arrangement for the holders of its fully paid ordinary shares of 50 kobo each, subject to the approval of the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Court.
Each Scheme shareholder of the company, subject to the sanction of the Court and delivery of the sanction for registration at the Corporate Affairs Commission shall receive N17.88 per scheme share held by such scheme shareholder. Ardova said: “upon the effective date of the scheme, scheme shareholders of the company will be able to realise their holdings in the Company at 28 per cent premium to the Company’s share price of N13.90 on November 30, 2022, being the last traded price prior to the offer.”
According to the proposed scheme presented to shareholders, the transaction provides an avenue for the core shareholder to support the Company in raising the required capital to expand its business operations in order to improve profitability. The chairman for the meeting, Mrs. Aniola Durosinmi-Etti, stated that, “in recent years, the macro-economic environment in Nigeria had been particularly difficult on the general operations of businesses in the country.”
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