One of the five financial companies in Romania, SIF Moldova (SIF2), suspended up to 1 percent of the voting rights of shareholders around Petromservice who control 3.02 percent of the share capital, according to a decision posted on the company website, NewsIn informs.
Earlier today the SIF Moldova announced it suspended the voting rights of other shareholders acting as a group and exceeding the ownership threshold of 1 percent. The most significant of them were ING Luxembourg and the group around investor Catalin Chelu.
The former controls a stake of 7.45 million shares in SIF Moldova, or 1.437 percent of the share capital, while Chelu with other 34 companies own 7.7 percent.
As a consequence, the financial company decided to suspend all voting rights of shareholders controlling together more than 1 percent of the share capital, at a general meeting on April 24. The purpose of the meeting is to elect the seven company administrators from the 13 candidates.
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