Moody’s upgrades NLB’s ratings
Rating agency Moody’s raised NLB’s long-term issuer credit ratings by one notch to A2/P-1 from A3/P-2 and its long-term senior unsecured ratings to A3 from Baa1. ...
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The second General Meeting of NLB Shareholders this year brought some very encouraging tidings. Not only did the Shareholders (68.42% of shares with voting rights were present) confirmed the payment of additional dividends at EUR 2.50 per share on 20th December this year, making a total dividend pay-out in 2022 EUR 100 million; NLB’s Management Board also took the opportunity of the General Meeting to address two topics not included in the convocation: the Board further explained the details regarding the first NLB ESG Risk Rating and announced a significant charitable donation of the NLB Group this holiday season.
The 39th NLB General Meeting confirmed the proposal of NLB Management and Supervisory Boards on additional allocation of distributable profit for 2021, more precisely on the second tranche of dividend payments, which has been publicly communicated several times. The NLB already paid out the first tranche of dividends in the total amount of EUR 50 million on 28 June this year. The confirmed dividend payment is not included in the capital base, which means that the NLB Group's capital ratios will not be affected with this payment. The remaining part of the NLB’s distributable profit will remain undistributed and represents retained earnings.
At the General Meeting, the NLB Shareholders also voted on the Remuneration Policy for the Members of the Supervisory Board of NLB d.d. and the Members of the Management Board of NLB d.d. and took note of the termination of the term of office of two NLB Supervisory Board members - workers’ representatives.
The proposed resolutions, together with clarifications and other AGM materials and instructions are available to all interested stakeholders on the NLB’s website.
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