The company NAS Spain 2000 SL, which holds 96.89% of the share capital of Málaga CF, has called an Ordinary General Meeting for September 15th at 11:00 AM at the Tejuca Notary's office. The meeting, convened by judicial administrator José María Muñoz, aims primarily to deliberate and approve the annual accounts for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2025, as well as the application of the result and the management of the administrative body.
In addition to approving the accounts, the meeting will address the proposal to modify the current structure of the company's administrative body and, if applicable, appoint a new one. Following these points, there will be time for requests and questions, acknowledgment of the latest judicial resolutions, and approval of the minutes.
This meeting takes place amidst recent corporate changes. Last April, José María Muñoz's resignation as judicial administrator of Nasir Bin Abdullah & Sons SL was registered with the Mercantile Registry, and its Board of Directors was reinstated. This company owns 51% of NAS Spain 2000 SL, while BlueBay, through Management Empresarial Málaga SL, holds 49% of the latter's capital.
Management Empresarial Málaga SL had previously requested the Court of Instruction to revoke the company's judicial administration and call an Extraordinary General Meeting to appoint a new administrative body following the reinstatement of the Nasir Bin Abdullah & Sons SL Board. The current judicial intervention of the club has lasted six and a half years due to the lack of collaboration and legal representatives from the Al-Thani family, who are subject to an international arrest warrant.
