DigiU Preferred Shares: Voting Rights

We continue our series of posts about the rights that may be adopted once the reorganization is complete.

Voting rights allow investors to participate in decisions that shape the company’s strategy and development. These rights determine the degree of influence a shareholder has on key corporate governance matters.

Voting rights can vary depending on the company:

Full voting rights

Preferred shareholders vote on the same basis as common shareholders.

Limited voting rights

Voting rights are granted only for specific, predetermined matters, such as:

• deciding which new product to invest in;
• the company’s investment strategy: conservative, moderate, or aggressive;
• sale of major assets;
• issuance of new shares;
• modifying the rights attached to the preferred shares.

This approach ensures manageability while protecting investor interests in critical situations.

Weighted voting rights

Certain categories of preferred shares may carry a higher number of votes: e.g., 1 share = 2 votes. This enhances the investor’s influence at a given stage.

The company determines in advance which voting rights – full, limited, or weighted – are granted to preferred shareholders based on its strategy.

Reminder: only 2 days left until the first snapshot.

Make any share payment by 30.04.2025, 23:59 (UTC) to participate.

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