Riyadh – Mubasher: Alqemam Computer Systems and Commercial Networks Company has officially announced the commencement of electronic voting for its upcoming Ordinary General Assembly meeting (OGM) that is scheduled for 29 June 2026, according to a bourse filing.
Shareholders started to cast their votes on the assembly’s agenda items as of 25 June 2026 and the shareholders will have the opportunity to review the agenda items and submit their votes through the Tadawulaty portal.
The voting window will remain open until the conclusion of the meeting and the finalization of the vote-counting process by the designated committee.
In addition to the voting procedures, Alqemam has established dedicated channels for shareholder inquiries.
Investors who have specific questions regarding the agenda items or the logistics of the meeting are encouraged to contact the Shareholder Relations Department. This proactive communication strategy is designed to provide clarity on the assembly’s proceedings and to support the investor community in exercising their statutory rights.
The upcoming meeting follows the formal notice published on the Tadawul website on 3 June 2026. Meanwhile, by providing a multi-day window for electronic voting ahead of the actual meeting date, the company aims to streamline the administrative aspects of the assembly while ensuring that every shareholder has a voice in the company’s governance.
The OGM serves as a primary forum for shareholders to interact with the board of directors and management. While the specific agenda items were referenced in the initial invitation, the electronic voting process covers all matters requiring shareholder approval as mandated by the Companies Law and the company’s bylaws.
The results of the voting and the minutes of the assembly will be disclosed to the public on the Saudi Exchange following the conclusion of the meeting and the verification of the results.
This announcement underscores Alqemam’s commitment to regulatory compliance and the adoption of digital solutions to enhance investor relations.
As the Saudi market continues to mature, the reliance on electronic voting systems has become a standard practice, ensuring that corporate actions are conducted with a high degree of transparency and efficiency.
