‎Najran Cement mandates board for 2026 dividends

‎Najran Cement mandates board for 2026 dividends ‎Najran Cement mandates board for 2026 dividends

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Najran Cement shareholders approve RSM as auditor and reject 2025 audit report

Shareholders of Najran Cement Co. authorized the board of directors to distribute interim dividends on a semiannual or quarterly basis for 2026.

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In a statement to Tadawul, the company said shareholders also approved appointing RSM United Accountants as the external auditor for a fee of SAR 475,000, excluding VAT, based on the audit committee’s recommendation.

RSM will review and audit the company’s financial statements for the second and third quarters and the annual financial statements for 2026, as well as the first quarter of 2027.

However, shareholders rejected the auditor’s report for 2025.

They also rejected authorizing the board to exercise the powers of the ordinary general assembly under Article 27(1) of the Companies Law for one year from the date of the general assembly’s approval, or until the end of the current board’s term, whichever comes first, in accordance with the executive regulations governing listed joint-stock companies.

 

Najran Cement shareholders approve RSM as auditor and reject 2025 audit report

Shareholders of Najran Cement Co. authorized the board of directors to distribute interim dividends on a semiannual or quarterly basis for 2026.

In a statement to Tadawul, the company said shareholders also approved appointing RSM United Accountants as the external auditor for a fee of SAR 475,000, excluding VAT, based on the audit committee’s recommendation.

RSM will review and audit the company’s financial statements for the second and third quarters and the annual financial statements for 2026, as well as the first quarter of 2027.

However, shareholders rejected the auditor’s report for 2025.

They also rejected authorizing the board to exercise the powers of the ordinary general assembly under Article 27(1) of the Companies Law for one year from the date of the general assembly’s approval, or until the end of the current board’s term, whichever comes first, in accordance with the executive regulations governing listed joint-stock companies.

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