The FRA has rejected an appeal against its decision to suspend Global Telecom Holding’s (GTH) majority shareholder Veon Holding from voting on GTH’s EGP 11.2 bn capital increase, according to a statement to the EGX (pdf). The appeal was submitted to the authority by Veon Luxembourg Finance Holdings and Veon Luxembourg — the Amsterdam-based group’s back offices. EGX-listed GTH is scheduled to hold the general assembly meeting next month to put the capital increase motion to a vote. It is also worth noting that Veon has filed for regulatory approval to take GTH private.
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