Extraordinary Meeting of Shareholders to Distribute Profit of Capital Bank
Shareholders of OJSC Capital Bank will hold a general meeting on April 4 in the business center of Izmir Plaza, at which financial and organizational issues will be discussed. The Supervisory Board will be revised. The shareholders will distribute the profit for 2016.
The meeting will also change the Constitution and so on regulations.
According to the financial report, in 2016 the net profit of OJSC Capital Bank amounted to more than 52 million manats.
In 2016, the shareholders fully directed net profit of 2015 in the amount of 61,924,000 manats, or AZN 4.13 (without any deduction of tax on dividend) per share for dividends to the shareholders.
The authorized capital of OJSC Capital Bank is 185 million 850 thousand manats. In circulation there are 15 million shares, with par value of AZN 12.39 each.
The bank is included in the group of companies Pasha Holding, which owns 99.87% of its shares. Minority interest (approximately 170 individuals) owns 0.13% of shares of Capital Bank.
The bank has the largest branch network in Azerbaijan and serves 3 million physical and 22,000 legal entities. ----08D
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- 8 February 2017 14:43
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