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LONDON - Anexo Group PLC (AIM:ANX), the specialist integrated credit hire and legal services provider, announced Friday that shareholders have overwhelmingly approved the company’s plans to delist from London’s AIM market and convert to private company status.
At a General Meeting held at the offices of Bond Turner Limited in Liverpool, shareholders voted 99.41% in favor of cancelling the admission of Anexo’s ordinary shares to trading on AIM. The same percentage approved the company’s re-registration as a private limited company under the name Anexo Group Limited.
The delisting is expected to take effect at 7:00 a.m. on September 24, with the final day of trading set for September 23. The company anticipates completing its conversion to a private limited company by October 16, which will include the adoption of new articles of association.
The proposals, first announced on August 27, required special resolution approval from shareholders. Out of 97,990,294 ordinary shares in issue, votes representing 75,466,711 shares were cast on both resolutions, with only 443,869 votes against each proposal and 7,000 votes withheld.
Anexo Group specializes in providing credit hire and legal services. The company made the announcement based on the results of its General Meeting.
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