The first option sets a 50% quota of the distributable profit, which would translate into total dividends of RON13.34 million. The gross dividend per share in this scenario would be RON0.01987; the total number of shares is 671.3 million, according to a report to the Bucharest Stock Exchange.
The second option, devised in line with the Finance Ministry decision on April 16, 2026, sets a 90% quota of the distributable profit and a gross dividend in amount of RON0.03577. Total dividends should stand at RON24.01 million.
The difference between the RON51.76 million net profit and the dividend amount mainly goes towards setting aside ‘other reserves for tax facilities’ (RON19.43 million) and the company’s own sources of financing. The final decision rests with the shareholders.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)