Salam International Investment Limited “SIIL” decided a voluntary delisting of its shares from the secondary market “Dubai Financial Market” (DFM), as of Sunday 15/03/2009.
This decision was taken due to the variation of applicable bylaws and regulations between the primary market “Doha Security Market” (DSM) and the secondary market “Dubai Financial Market”. Said variation include among others: the variation of due date of cash dividends and bonus shares, or splitting the nominal value of share.
SIIL assures its entire commitment and compliance of applicable law and DFM regulations. In addition, SIIL will consider any rights accrued to DFM by shareholders and by the company, or any rights accrued to third party regarding the listed shares in DFM.
The company will provide any possible support to all shareholders to transfer their shares from DFM and trading their shares in DSM rabidly.
It’s worth mentioning that the execution of the above decision might require completion of some procedures that may be requested by the concerned authorities in the primary and secondary markets. The company emphasizes that this should be taken into consideration by both shareholders and interested investors.
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This text has been translated from its original Arabic equivalent, which remains the official version.
