Fondul Proprietatea supports the need to list the National Bucharest Airports Company on the stock exchange in the near future, an approach that may represent an opportunity for the development of airport infrastructure in the Capital area, announced Franklin Templeton International Services, in a press release.
"Fondul Proprietatea supports the need for CNAB to be listed on the stock exchange in the near future. Listing the company on the local capital market would mark an important step in realizing its full potential, by increasing operational efficiency, improving corporate governance and public accountability, as well as facilitating access to new sources of financing," said Daniel Naftali, portfolio manager of Fondul Proprietatea, in a statement, agerpres reports.
To achieve this goal, Fondul Proprietatea draws attention to the fact that it is necessary to strengthen the corporate governance of CNAB and prepare immediate preliminary steps, such as hiring a financial auditor with prior experience in capital market transactions.
"Given the complexity of CNAB's activity and its development plans, Fondul Proprietatea considers it essential that CNAB's financial auditor has adequate recognition on the financial markets and relevant experience in listing processes. The appointment of an auditor who does not meet these standards will create significant difficulties and delays in the conduct of a possible listing, in the conditions in which the shareholders would make a decision in this regard, and would generate additional costs for the company in the subsequent stages," the cited document states.
At the same time, FP will propose, during the Ordinary General Meeting of CNAB Shareholders on December 2, the reduction of the fixed gross monthly remuneration of administrators to 19,885 lei/member and specifies that the establishment of this value took into account a balance between the size of the company, the responsibilities of non-executive administrators and the level of average remuneration in the main airports in the country.
"The Fund voted against the increase in the compensation of the members of the Board of Directors to 69,840 lei gross/month/member, approved on 05/26/2025, and will vote against the proposal to reduce this remuneration to 46,560 lei, submitted by the Board of Directors for inclusion in the average of 2 average gross remunerations according to the company's CAEN classification", the press release also states.
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