GTT Announces Monthly Update on Voting Rights and Shares Metrics
GTT Provides Insight into Monthly Voting Rights and Share Metrics
GTT has shared its latest update regarding the total number of voting rights and shares comprising its share capital. This essential disclosure is vital for investors and stakeholders, as it sheds light on GTT's equity and voting structures.
Understanding the Significance of Voting Rights
Voting rights play a crucial role in the governance of a company. They give shareholders a voice in important decisions affecting the company’s future. Tracking these rights over time offers valuable insights into investor sentiment and confidence.
What the Latest Figures Reveal
As of the end of November 2024, GTT reported a total of 37,117,772 shares issued, with the theoretical total number of voting rights equaling the same figure. However, the net total number of voting rights stands at 37,050,087, indicating that a small portion of shares may be held in treasury, stripped of their voting privileges.
An Overview of Share Capital Changes
Understanding the shift in GTT’s share capital over time is imperative for assessing the company’s financial health. Historical data allows stakeholders to analyze trends in share issuance, which can be indicative of company performance and market position.
Contact Information for Investors
For further inquiries or detailed information regarding their financial matters, GTT encourages stakeholders to reach out through their Investor Relations contact. The direct email for inquiries is information-financiere@gtt.fr, or you may call +33 1 30 23 20 87.
Key Definitions and Information
It's important to note how voting rights are calculated. The total number includes all shares with attached voting rights, accommodating for any shares that may be stripped of voting rights. This comprehensive understanding ensures investors are fully informed of their influence within the company.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the significance of GTT's voting rights disclosure?
This disclosure informs shareholders and potential investors about the number of voting rights and shares, reflecting the governance and ownership structure of the company.
How often does GTT report on its voting rights and shares?
GTT provides this information monthly, ensuring that stakeholders are consistently updated on relevant changes.
What are the implications of treasury shares on voting rights?
Treasury shares do not provide voting rights as they are held by the company itself, which can affect overall voting power and influence among remaining shareholders.
Who can I contact for more investor relations inquiries?
You can reach out to GTT’s Investor Relations via email at information-financiere@gtt.fr or by phone at +33 1 30 23 20 87.
What does the net total voting rights figure signify?
The net total number of voting rights indicates the total number of shares that are entitled to vote, excluding any shares that GTT holds in treasury.
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