The board of directors of Zain Saudi Arabia decided to amend its previous recommendations regarding reducing the company's capital and then increasing it by reducing the capital from 5.8 billion riyals to 4.2 billion riyals, or a rate of 28%.

This is due to the amortization of accumulated losses of 1.6 billion riyals.

The company’s capital will be increased from 4.2 billion riyals to 8.7 billion riyals through the issuance of priority rights shares with a total value of 4.5 billion riyals.

According to the company, these adjustments came as a result of improving its operations and enabling it to reduce its accumulated losses from 38% to about 28%.

The company expected that the restructuring of the capital and the issuance of priority rights would pave the way for distributing the profits to the shareholders in addition to pumping new money that would be used to reduce its debt.

>