Logo ofDallah Healthcare Co.
The Securities Depository Center Co. (Edaa) applied today, March 23, the increase in the number of Dallah Healthcare Co.’s shares, resulting from its recent capital top-up, to the accounts of eligible shareholders, according to aTadawulstatement. 
Dallah Healthcare’s extraordinary general meeting (EGM) had recently approved the board’s proposal to raise the company’s capital from SAR 976.81 million to SAR 1.02 billion, through issuing 3.89 million ordinary shares, according to data available withArgaam.
The capital top-up is aimed at financing Dallah Healthcare’s acquisition of 97.41% of Al-Ahsa Medical Services Co. and 100% of Al-Salam Medical Services Co., both owned by AYYAN Investment Co.
The table below details Dallah Healthcare’s capital structure:
Capital Increase Details
Current Capital
SAR 976.81 mln
Current Number of Shares
97.68 mln
Capital Hike
SAR 38.94 mln
Percentage of Increase
3.99%
New Capital
SAR 1.01 bln
New Number of Shares
12.5 mln
Share Swap Ratio
For Al-Ahsa Medical Services Co.: 14.61 mln shares to be acquired at a swap ratio of approximately 0.16 new Dallah shares per 1 Al-Ahsa share.
For Al-Salam Medical Services Co.: 20 mln shares to be acquired, with a swap ratio of approximately 0.07 new Dallah shares per 1 Al-Salam share.
Post-Acquisition Ownership
Shareholders of newly-issued ordinary shares will hold 3.83%
With 14.61 million shares to be purchased in Al-Ahsa Medical Services, the swap ratio is about 0.16 new Dallah Healthcare shares per one Al-Ahsa share.
While with 20 million Al-Salam Medical Services shares to be acquired, the swap ratio is about 0.07 new Dallah Healthcare shares per one Al-Salam share.
The post-acquisition ownership of shareholders to whom new ordinary shares will be issued in Dallah Healthcare under the capital top-up amounted to 3.83%.
Logo ofDallah Healthcare Co.
The Securities Depository Center Co. (Edaa) applied today, March 23, the increase in the number of Dallah Healthcare Co.’s shares, resulting from its recent capital top-up, to the accounts of eligible shareholders, according to aTadawulstatement.
Dallah Healthcare’s extraordinary general meeting (EGM) had recently approved the board’s proposal to raise the company’s capital from SAR 976.81 million to SAR 1.02 billion, through issuing 3.89 million ordinary shares, according to data available withArgaam.
The capital top-up is aimed at financing Dallah Healthcare’s acquisition of 97.41% of Al-Ahsa Medical Services Co. and 100% of Al-Salam Medical Services Co., both owned by AYYAN Investment Co.
The table below details Dallah Healthcare’s capital structure:
Capital Increase Details
Current Capital
SAR 976.81 mln
Current Number of Shares
97.68 mln
Capital Hike
SAR 38.94 mln
Percentage of Increase
3.99%
New Capital
SAR 1.01 bln
New Number of Shares
12.5 mln
Share Swap Ratio
For Al-Ahsa Medical Services Co.: 14.61 mln shares to be acquired at a swap ratio of approximately 0.16 new Dallah shares per 1 Al-Ahsa share.
For Al-Salam Medical Services Co.: 20 mln shares to be acquired, with a swap ratio of approximately 0.07 new Dallah shares per 1 Al-Salam share.
Post-Acquisition Ownership
Shareholders of newly-issued ordinary shares will hold 3.83%
With 14.61 million shares to be purchased in Al-Ahsa Medical Services, the swap ratio is about 0.16 new Dallah Healthcare shares per one Al-Ahsa share.
While with 20 million Al-Salam Medical Services shares to be acquired, the swap ratio is about 0.07 new Dallah Healthcare shares per one Al-Salam share.
The post-acquisition ownership of shareholders to whom new ordinary shares will be issued in Dallah Healthcare under the capital top-up amounted to 3.83%.
