In an important development for shareholders and stakeholders, LivingTrust Mortgage Bank Plc is pleased to announce that the Court Order previously preventing the Bank from holding its Annual General Meeting (AGM) has been officially vacated.
This decision paves the way for the Bank to convene its AGM, allowing shareholders to participate in discussions regarding the Bank’s performance, future strategies, and critical business decisions.
According to a statement posted on the Nigerian Exchange Limited’s website by Acting Company Secretary Dorcas Ajayi, Esq., saying, “This is to inform the Nigerian Exchange Limited (the Exchange) and the public, particularly the shareholders of LivingTrust Mortgage Bank Plc (the Bank), that the Court Order preventing the Bank from holding its Annual General Meeting has been vacated.
“In light of this, a new date for the Bank’s Annual General Meeting will be communicated once it has been approved by the Board of Directors.”
Nairaconomy confirms that the Board of Directors is finalizing a new date for the AGM, which will be communicated to all shareholders and stakeholders once approved.
The AGM it was gathered will serve as a vital platform for engaging with shareholders, addressing their concerns, and outlining the Bank’s strategic direction moving forward.
Nairaconomy has learned that LivingTrust Mortgage Bank Plc is committed to maintaining a positive dialogue with its shareholders and ensuring their voices are considered in the decision-making process.
The bank looks forward to a successful Annual General Meeting (AGM) and appreciates the ongoing support of its shareholders and the wider community.
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