Grupo Toky rejects 6.11%-stake call for EGM on board election, capital authorization change, administrator liability suit

• Grupo Toky rejected a shareholder request to call an extraordinary general meeting, citing multiple formal and substantive defects in the submission.
• The request was filed by parties claiming to hold 6.11% of the company’s capital.
• The company flagged alleged irregularities including requesters not listed as shareholders, powers of attorney with corrupted signatures, and proposals seeking sanctions such as suspending shareholder rights or pursuing director liability without clear scope.
• Toky said the statutory deadline to act on the request will run only once it receives a new, compliant meeting call supported by the required documentation.

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