IFBH announces annual general meeting; FY2025 final dividend proposed at US$0.026 per share

Reuters03-27
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/06603">IFBH</a> announces annual general meeting; FY2025 final dividend proposed at US$0.026 per share
  • IFBH will hold its annual general meeting in Singapore on April 29, 2026.
  • Items include receiving the audited consolidated financial statements and declaring a final tax-exempt dividend of USD 0.026 per share.
  • Shareholders will vote on directors’ fees of USD 88,341 and SGD 210,000.
  • Resolutions cover re-electing Pongsakorn Pongsak, Tawat Kitkungvan, and Supansa Kusonpattana Piriyaporn, plus reappointing Ernst & Young as auditor.
  • Other proposals include share issuance and buyback mandates, authority for awards under the post-IPO share incentive scheme, and amendments to the constitution.


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