PARU's EGM Approves Stock Split and Articles Amendment with 33.8% Attendance and 100% Approval

PARU held an extraordinary general meeting on July 16, 2026, and passed both special resolutions: a stock split and an amendment to the articles of incorporation.
Attendance based on total outstanding voting shares was low at 33.8%, but approval among participating shares was 100%.
The stock split reduces the number of outstanding shares, increasing the per-share price without changing equity or shareholder ownership ratios.
The charter amendment reflects adjustments to capital and share count resulting from the stock split.
[AI Summary]PARU's EGM finalized structural adjustments through a stock split and charter amendment, but the low voting turnout and absence of capital-raising or dividend policy changes suggest limited immediate shareholder value impact. The stock split itself does not dilute existing shareholders and aims at price stabilization, warranting a neutral stance.