Basak-Inam Convenes Extraordinary Meeting of Shareholders
On December 22 an extraordinary meeting of shareholders of the insurance company Basak-Inam Sigorta Sirketi will be held.
As the company said, the agenda includes the following questions: the new name (rebranding), the approval of reports on the company’s activities as of October 1 and the decision to increase the authorized capital.
The joint Azerbaijani-Turkish insurance company JSC Basak-Inam with the authorized capital of AZN 9 million has operated since August 1996. Its shareholders are five legal entities and 17 individuals. --17D-
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