BALTIKA By a market announcement published earlier on the date hereof, Aktsiaselts BALTIKA notified shareholders of the application served by KJK BLTK Holding OÜ (which transformation into public limited company has been completed on the date of this announcement; hereinafter the “Main Shareholder”) for the takeover of shares of minority shareholders of
Following to this outlined in the announcement referred to above, a notice is hereby given that the extraordinary general meeting of shareholders of Aktsiaselts BALTIKA (registry number 10144415, address Valukoja tn 10, 11415 Tallinn) will be held at Öpik Conference Centre in
To attend the general meeting:
- Natural person shareholders have to show a document verifying their identity; appointed proxies have to show also a letter of authorization;
- Lawful representatives of shareholders who are legal entities have to show an extract from the registry where the legal entity is registered and a document verifying their identity; appointed proxies have to show also a letter of authorization.
A shareholder may notify
Shareholders entitled to participate in the general meeting will be determined as at seven days before holding the general meeting, i.e. as at 20th July 2023 at the end of the working day of the Estonian register of securities Settlement System.
The agenda and draft resolution of the shareholder’ general meeting is as follows:
- Approval of the merger agreement concluded on
26.06.2023 between Aktsiaselts Baltika and KJK BLTK Holding OÜ, the takeover of shares of minority shareholders and delisting of Aktsiaselts Baltika’s shares
To approve the merger agreement concluded on
Additional explanations:
On 26.06.2023, Aktsiaselts Baltika and the Main Shareholder signed a merger agreement whereby Aktsiaselts Baltika will be merged with the Main Shareholder. The Main Shareholder constitutes a holding company, whose main economic activity is to hold shareholdings. The Main Shareholder holds 90,2% of all shares in Aktsiaselts Baltika as of the date of the merger agreement and the date of publication of this notification. Pursuant to Section 4211 of the Commercial Code, the Main Shareholder has submitted to Aktsiaselts Baltika an application for the takeover of the shares of the minority shareholders of Aktsiaselts Baltika for conducting the merger, which will be carried out pursuant to Section 4211 and Chapter 291 of the Commercial Code, for a cash consideration of
In the application, the Main shareholder requested to convene the general meeting of shareholders of the Aktsiaselts Baltika to decide on the takeover, the merger and the delisting of Aktsiaselts Baltika’s shares.
The amount of compensation payable to minority shareholders has been decided by the Main Shareholder in accordance with Section 3632 (1) of the Estonian Commercial Code (ECC) and determined on the basis of the value of the shares taken over which they had ten days prior to the date on which the invitation for calling the general meeting was sent out.
As the result of the takeover of the shares held by the minority shareholders of the Company, the Main Shareholder will hold 100% of the shares of the Company. Since as a result of the takeover all the shares of the Company will be held by the Main Shareholder, then under Section 403(4) of ECC, the shares of the Company shall not be exchanged and they shall become invalid as of the entry of the merger into the commercial register. No additional payments will be made in connection with the merger.
The members of the supervisory and management board of Aktsiaselts Batlika are not personally interested in the described merger.
The draft resolutions, notarized merger agreement, merger report, takeover report, audit report, annual reports and other relevant documents will be available to the shareholders from the date of the release of this notice until the date of the general meeting at the website of
At the general meeting, a shareholder is entitled to receive information about the company’s business and performance from the company’s Management Board. The Management Board may decide to withhold certain information if there is a reason to believe that disclosure of the information may cause significant damage to the company’s interests. If the Management Board refuses to disclose some information, a shareholder may demand that the general meeting adopts a resolution regarding the lawfulness of the information request or file a petition with a court of law within two weeks requesting that the court require the Management Board to disclose the information.
A shareholder whose shares represent at least one twentieth of the share capital of
Margus Olesk
Member of the Management Board
margus.olesk@baltikagroup.com
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