Banks’ shares are not enough to allocate justice shares to survivors – Tejaratnews

According to Tejarat News, the head of the privatization organization announced the request to cancel the approval of the allocation of justice shares to the survivors.
Hossein Gurbanzadeh, referring to the approval and announcement of the allocation of justice shares to the survivors, said: about three million and 500 thousand people have been identified as the survivors of justice shares, which requires 35 thousand billion tomans of resources, while according to the approval letter of the Board of Ministers, it is 2% of Bank Mellat’s shares, 3% of Bank Tejarat’s shares and 2.7% of Bank Saderat’s shares are included in this transfer, and it must be said that the resources considered do not cover the required resources.
He continued: For this reason, the Ministry of Economy and Finance has submitted a request to the Council of Ministers to cancel it.
According to this report, about 3,500,000 people covered by the Relief and Welfare Committee and the first three tenths of martyrs were identified as survivors of equity of justice, and according to the budget law of 1401, the government was obliged to those who were considered as survivors of equity of justice. are identified, allocate equity shares. An issue that was not determined until the last days of the year and the head of the privatization organization announced on March 28 of last year that the allocation of equity shares to the survivors of these shares was canceled due to the non-approval of the portfolio that was intended for the survivors.
He explained the reason for the mentioned issue, that the issue of the portfolio of the equity share holders was raised for the third time in the government committee, and again the transfer of Persian Gulf Petrochemical Holding, Isfahan Mobarakeh Steel and Iran’s National Metals to the equity share holders was not agreed upon, and as a result, the allocation of shares Justice was denied to the survivors. Because the government no longer has valuable shares worth 35 thousand billion tomans to allocate to the survivors.
However, on the 6th of April, a news was published that the first vice president has announced the allocation of equity shares to each of the beneficiaries with a maximum value of 100 million Rials, and these shares will be allocated from the government’s shares in Mellat, Trade and Export Banks. .
In this report, it was stated that: The Council of Ministers approved the allocation of equity shares to survivors in the meeting of March 28, 1401 at the proposal of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Finance and based on Article 138 of the Constitution and in the implementation of Paragraph A of Note 2 of Article 1 of the Budget Law of 1401. He said that this resolution was signed by Mohammad Mokhbar, the first vice president. Based on this resolution, the maximum value of the shares that can be assigned to each of the beneficiaries of the new equity shares, the subject of the decision dated March 16, of the Supreme Council for the implementation of the general policies of Article 44 of the Constitution, is determined to be equal to a maximum of one million Rials. The Cabinet of Ministers allowed the privatization organization to transfer government shares in Mellat, Tejarat and Saderat Banks, according to which 2% of Mellat Bank shares, 3% of Tejarat Bank shares and 2.7% of Saderat Bank shares are included in this transfer. will be According to this resolution, the ownership rights of the shares will be given to the beneficiaries of this resolution.
This is while it was previously announced that according to the approval of the Council of Ministers, shares of companies such as Bank Sardat, Bank Mellat, Bank Tejarat, Shipping of the Islamic Republic of Iran and Petrochemical Industries of the Persian Gulf have been considered equity shares for the survivors.
Source: ISNA