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Chemanol Proposes 77.76% Capital Reduction to SAR 150M

Methanol Chemicals Co. (Chemanol) announced a proposal to reduce its capital from SAR 674.5 million to SAR 150 million (77.76% reduction) to eliminate 90.76% of accumulated losses. The company also plans to transfer SAR 53.4 million from statutory reserves and increase auditor fees.

June 21, 2026
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Source: Saudi Exchange via Sahm Platform
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Key Numbers

current capital
SAR 674,508,630
new capital
SAR 150,000,000
reduction percentage
77.76%
current shares
67,450,863
new shares
15,000,000
losses extinguished percentage
90.76%
statutory reserve transfer
SAR 53,402,162
auditor fee increase
SAR 421,126

Methanol Chemicals Company (Chemanol) (Saudi Exchange: 2001) announced on June 21, 2026 that it will hold an Extraordinary General Assembly meeting on July 14, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. via modern technology. The main agenda item is a capital reduction from SAR 674,508,630 to SAR 150,000,000 (a 77.76% reduction), reducing the number of shares from 67,450,863 to 15,000,000 to extinguish 90.76% of accumulated losses.

Reduction Details

  • Current Capital: SAR 674,508,630
  • New Capital: SAR 150,000,000
  • Reduction Percentage: 77.76%
  • Current Shares: 67,450,863
  • New Shares: 15,000,000
  • Purpose: Extinguish 90.76% of accumulated losses

Additional Agenda Items

  • Transfer SAR 53,402,162 from statutory reserves to cover remaining losses.
  • Increase external auditor fees by SAR 421,126.
  • File liability lawsuits against former board members (2021-2024) related to acquisition transactions identified in a forensic investigation report.

Context

This move aims to address the company's accumulated losses. Shareholders will vote on the proposal at the EGM. No further details on the lawsuits have been disclosed.

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