Warns regulatory bodies against intra-group transactions; Is compliance with the legal formalities enough to protect the rights of the shareholders? A commitment of 271 billion tomans against sales of 12 billion tomans; What happens to the rights of shareholders in a stage deal? The transfer of 81% of the shares of a mining company by Bema to a group company, at a price of 12 billion and 150 million omans and a separate commitment to repay more than 271 billion omans, once again posed a serious question to the capital market: are transactions between companies that have joint managers, solely relying on expert prices of all shares, promising for the shareholders? The official documents of this transaction revealed the need for a careful evaluation of the valuation, payment guarantees and the financial effects of the transfer Click the link below to read more.