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NuRAN Wireless has announced the results of its 2024 Annual General Meeting held on May 30, 2024. Six directors were re-elected to the board with the following vote percentages: Francis Letourneau (91.760%), Jim Bailey (86.724%), Vitor Fonseca (90.432%), Brendan Purdy (90.078%), Binyomin Posen (86.561%), and Navindran Naidoo (92.868%). Jeremy Levi, CPA, was appointed as the auditor with 94.868% approval. Additionally, the stock option plan was approved with 81.341% votes in favor, and the restricted share unit plan was approved with 79.393% votes in favor.
NuRAN Wireless has signed a non-binding Term Sheet and Mandate Letter with a Global Asset Management Company for a US$15,000,000 long-term senior secured credit facility, which can be increased to US$70,000,000 through syndication. This funding will support the installation of network infrastructure across Cameroon, DRC, Ivory Coast, and Madagascar. The Loan Facility has a seven-year term with a two-year grace period, and interest is fixed up to 10% per tranche. The proposal marks a significant step in NuRAN’s strategy to enhance telecom infrastructure in Africa.