Cresud Holds Annual and Extraordinary Shareholders’ Meeting

By Public Technologies
  • Cresud shareholders approved a 116 billion pesos dividend at the ordinary and extraordinary general meeting held October 22, 2026.
  • The authorized distribution comprises 81.2 billion pesos in cash and 34.8 billion pesos in IRSA shares; payment implementation was delegated to directors.
  • The stock portion comprises 15,097,614 IRSA ordinary shares, valued at the October 21 closing price of 2,305 pesos per share.
  • Shareholders allocated 12.75 billion pesos to the legal reserve and 129.99 billion pesos to a special reserve for dividends, buybacks or projects.
  • They also approved absorbing 4.3 billion pesos in personal assets tax already paid on shareholders’ behalf.


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