Shares of Azerbaycan Senaye Banki totaling 29.449 million manat were posted on Monday on the BSE.
The issue of 32 million ordinary registered non-documentary shares of 1 manat passed state registration in this month. According to the exchange, all shares were sold in a single transaction (one investor). Underwriting services are provided by LLC Chelsea Capital.
There has been placed 92% (29.449 million manat) of the announced issue. According to the legislation an issue is held in the case of placing a half of it.
The paid-up share capital of the bank, thus, reached 57.449 million manat. The main shareholder of Azerbaycan Senaye Banki is LLC Anadolu Investment Company (90% equity). - 15B -
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