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11 June 2004 01:53
CenterTelecom to up charter capital tenfold
MOSCOW. June 11 (Interfax) - CenterTelecom shareholders at their AGM on Friday approved a decision to increase the company's charter capital tenfold, an Interfax correspondent reported. "The company's board of directors decided on the expediency of increasing charter capital to boost capitalization. [The board] looked at increasing charter capital through additional capital and retained earning from past years," Yelena Sidorovich, the chief of the company's securities and corporate governance department, said. CenterTelecom will have charter capital of 6.311 billion rubles after the increase. It currently has a charter capital of 631.199 million rubles, which is split into 1.58 billion common shares and Two ways to increase charter capital were reviewed: increasing par value of shares and issuing new shares. The former method was chosen, Sidorovich said. Brokreditservice Consulting was the consultant. 525.99 million preferred shares with a par value of 0.3 rubles. [RU ASIA EUROPE EEU EMRG TEL CORA ISU STX] rm me
[Interfax]
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