The denomination should be carried out by maintaining the existing proportionality between the shareholders of the capital company and by minimizing changes in the share capit The share capital of a capital company is composed of the number of shares, multiplied by the nominal value of the share capital.

Conditions:

• The size of the fixed capital and the nominal value of the share must be expressed in whole euro and tried (to share with 10 without balance)
• When calculating the nominal value of a single share, the euro exchange rate shall be taken into account.
• The recalculated amount is rounded down
• Each share capital shares shall remain over a fixed amount, shall be paid to the shareholders of the company in proportion to the share capital shares they own, or the transfer of these values to the company's reserves
• Only values which cannot be expressed in new shares at the existing nominal value, while maintaining proportionality to shareholders, may be set aside or paid to shareholders.
• As a result of the denomination, the share capital may fall to a maximum of 1,6%, but may only do so if new shares cannot be issued at the nominal value of the share determined, taking into account the proportionality of the existing shareholders.