OCI Holds Extraordinary Shareholder Meeting

By Public Technologies
  • OCI shareholders approved the proposed combination with Orascom at an extraordinary general meeting on October 30, 2026.
  • The adopted package authorizes a demerger, the subsidiary’s sale to Orascom and distribution of Orascom shares to shareholders.
  • Shareholders also authorized conversion into a private limited company, capital reduction and eventual dissolution, including the required articles amendments.
  • A separate 50% OCI Nitrogen stake sale to AGROFERT won approval; completion is expected in the second half of 2027.
  • The combination remains conditional on NNS’s EUR 4.10-per-share offer becoming unconditional and settling; the offer itself was discussed, not voted on.


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