Riyadh – Mubasher: AME Company for Medical Supplies has concluded the electronic voting period for its upcoming Ordinary General Assembly meeting.
Shareholders were invited to cast their votes on the assembly’s agenda items as of 25 June 2026, ahead of the scheduled meeting on 29 June. This move aligns with the company’s commitment to facilitating shareholder participation through modern technological means and ensuring transparency in its corporate governance processes.
The announcement followed a previous disclosure regarding the formal invitation to the Ordinary General Assembly. In an effort to maximize attendance and engagement, AME Company for Medical Supplies confirmed that the session would be conducted as a hybrid event, held physically at the company’s main headquarters while simultaneously being broadcast via modern technology platforms.
To ensure that all eligible shareholders have the opportunity to exercise their voting rights, the company designated a specific window for electronic voting. Shareholders were be able to submit their votes continuously from that time until the conclusion of the General Assembly meeting.
The voting process was facilitated through the Tadawulaty service, a centralized platform provided by the Saudi Securities Depository Center Company (Edaa). AME Company for Medical Supplies emphasized that registration and voting on the Tadawulaty website were provided free of charge to all shareholders.
By utilizing the Tadawulaty platform, AME Company for Medical Supplies adheres to the regulatory frameworks set by the Capital Market Authority (CMA) regarding the conduct of general assemblies.
These measures are intended to protect shareholder rights and encourage a broader base of investors to participate in the company’s strategic oversight.
The upcoming Ordinary General Assembly represents a key event for AME Company for Medical Supplies as it seeks shareholder endorsement for its administrative and operational mandates.
The integration of electronic voting highlights the ongoing digital transformation within the Saudi capital market, aimed at enhancing the efficiency of corporate communications and governance.
