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Fernández (BBK) in Repsol as an argument to ask for a position on the board Another chapter in the battle between ACS and Iberdrola. The company chaired by Florentino Pérez is preparing a new maneuver with the aim of obtaining a position on the board of directors. The presence of Mario Fernández (BBK) in Repsol will be used by the construction company to insist that he deserves a seat on the electric company's board. ACS , the largest shareholder of Iberdrola with 19.02% of the capital, has been demanding its entry into the electricity company's board for more than two years. The appointment of Mario Fernández , president of BBK , as an independent director of Repsol , may further tighten the rope. BBK is the third largest shareholder of Iberdrola and its president sits on the board of a company that competes with Ignacio Sánchez Galán 's company through its subsidiary Gas Natural Fenosa .
Legal sources, to which El Confidencial Digital has had access , explain that the presence of the president of the Basque savings bank in the oil company will be used by ACS as a tool to continue claiming Sánchez Galán a position on the board of Iberdrola. Precisely, the construction company run by the president of Real Madrid UK Mobile Number List was expelled last year from the board of the electricity company, which it considered, and this was confirmed by the board, that it was a rival in the renewable energy and engineering sectors . The head of commercial court number 1 of Bilbao spoke out a few months ago in favor of Iberdrola 's theses . The ruling was challenged by ACS before the Provincial Court of Vizcaya , to which it will now incorporate, according to the same sources, this new argument. But not only that.
The construction company's legal services are studying how to also challenge , among others, the changes to several articles of the electricity company's statutes approved at the last shareholders meeting. The most controversial change is that of article 30 , which leaves shareholders "who are in a conflict of interest and, in particular, those who participate in a merger or division process with the company" without voting rights, that is, They will not be able to vote on operating agreements that affect them. According to the sources consulted, Iberdrola tries to counteract with this modification the so-called anti-armor amendment that comes into force on July 1 and eliminates limits on voting rights in listed companies. This situation would mean that ACS , in addition to not having the right to be on the board of directors, would also not have the right to vote at the meeting on decisive issues.
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发表于 2024-3-12 00:51:39