Two Azerbaijani Banks Increase Authorized Capital
The Financial Markets Supervision House (FMSH) registered 4,622 shares of Turan Bank at a nominal value of 1,082 manat each. Thus, the authorized capital of Turan Bank increased 5 million AZN to 55,002,466 AZN.
JSC Uni Bank is increasing its authorized capital by 55 million AZN. FMSH registered 20,220,589 shares of Uni Bank with a nominal value of 2.72 AZN each. The authorized capital of the bank will amount to 125,565,232 AZN.
Shares of each of the above-mentioned JSCs will be distributed to the shareholders. -71D-
Economics
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