Visi Media Asia Announces Annual and Extraordinary Shareholder Meetings
Bitget2026/10/26 16:05- Visi Media Asia will hold annual and extraordinary shareholder meetings on November 17, 2026, at Bakrie Tower in Jakarta.
- Shareholders will vote on a capital increase without preemptive rights, including related increases in issued and paid-up capital.
- Proposed charter amendments would convert some unissued Series A shares and all unissued Series B shares into Series C shares.
- The annual agenda includes approval of 2025 annual and audited financial reports, alongside reappointment of commissioners and directors.
- Shareholders will also consider authorizing commissioners to appoint the auditor for 2026 and set its fees.
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