SNP shareholders vote on control and profit transfer pact with wholly owned SNP GmbH

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  • SNP Schneider-Neureither & Partner SE shareholders vote June 17, 2026 on entering a control and profit-and-loss transfer agreement with wholly owned unit SNP GmbH, enabling group-level direction rights and profit transfer.
  • Agreement would take effect on registration in SNP GmbH commercial register, with profit transfer applied retroactively from start of fiscal 2026 if registration occurs before end-2026.
  • Management backs proposal, citing tighter group control and creation of tax group regime to offset profits and losses at parent level.
  • Parent would assume subsidiary losses under German Stock Corporation Act rules, while shareholders’ voting rights and ownership stakes remain unchanged.


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