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Aedas Homes has approved sweeping leadership changes and withdrawn its existing dividend policy as part of adjustments linked to Neinor Homes tender offer. The board removed CEO David Martinez Montero and chairman Santiago Fernandez Valbuena, and approved the appointment of Francisco de Borja Garcia-Egocheaga Vergara as CEO. Jordi Argemi Garcia will become chairman, with new proprietary directors joining the board. The company also scrapped its dividend policy, stating that future payouts will depend on periodic assessments under the tender offer framework.
Aedas Homes has approved a major change in its leadership structure and shareholder distribution approach as part of a broader transition linked to Neinor Homes takeover process. The company's board has cleared a full reorganisation at the top level, including changes to executive and non-executive roles, while also withdrawing its existing dividend policy. Advertisement
The board approved the removal of David Martinez Montero from his position as chief executive officer. At the same time, Santiago Fernandez Valbuena was removed as chairman. These decisions mark a clean break from the current leadership as Aedas aligns its governance with the framework set out under Neinor's tender offer.
Francisco de Borja Garcia-Egocheaga Vergara will be appointed as the new chief executive officer and executive director. Alongside this, Jordi Argemi Garcia will take over as chairman. Gabriel Sanchez Cassinello has been approved as vice-chairman and proprietary director, while Mario Lapiedra Vivanco will also join the board as a proprietary director. The appointments are expected to strengthen board representation following the change in control.
In parallel, Aedas Homes has abolished its existing dividend policy. The company stated that this move is in line with the provisions outlined in Neinor's tender offer prospectus. Any future distributions will now be assessed on a case-by-case basis, taking into account the factors defined in the offer document rather than following a fixed policy.
The company clarified that future payout ratios could vary significantly. Distributions may be lower than, equal to, or higher than the current ratio, depending on business performance, financial position, and strategic priorities at the time of assessment. This marks a shift away from predictable shareholder payouts toward a more flexible capital allocation approach.
Aedas Homes has historically been one of Spain's prominent residential developers, with a focus on large-scale housing projects in major urban markets. The changes follow Neinor Homes move to consolidate its position in the residential real estate sector, where both companies have overlapping geographic footprints and development pipelines.
Source Reuters
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