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But it quickly became clear that the Spaniard is far from the size of a club like Dinamo, and the falsehoods served week after week by don Pablo they made the specter of bankruptcy more and more evident.
DDB is obliged to provide 1.2 million euros to increase Dinamo’s share capital
Unfortunately, Dinamo lovers, the DDB association, of the contributing fans, run the risk of losing their influence. I mean, they are the ones who fought and kept the team afloat. Including money, but not only.
But the money given to the club to cover the problems created by Cortacero can be a fatal action for DDB. Even if they offered most of the money on loan, it is difficult to predict how things will turn out if Pablo Cortacero really wants to get rid of the fans.
- Pablo Cortacero affirms that 6.5 million euros have already been sent from England to Dinamo, but its entry into the accounts is delayed by the United Kingdom’s Money Laundering Agency
Approval of the plan to increase the share capital of Dinamo for 5 million euros, obtained today at GMS, attracts the obligation of small shareholders to participate with an amount proportional to the shares they own. Specifically, DDB should pay 1.2 million euros for the 20 percent it has.
Copos eliminated Valvis from the game by increasing its share capital
It is a common practice in business, whereby large shareholders impose an increase in share capital in the hope of taking more shares from those who are not financially involved.
It even happened in our football when George Copos did the same at Rapid and took out of the game, in 2006, Jean Valvis, the businessman the fans were waiting for at that time. So Valvis was left with 0.03 percent of shares!
Tags: ddb , Pablo Cortacero , aga dynamo , capital social dynamo
