Synergon Information Systems plc. has elected its new Board of Directors, new
Supervisory Board, and new Audit Board at its September 12th, 2006 Extraordinary
General Meeting (EGM), and it also modified and unified the company's Articles
of Association. In addition, the Extraordinary General Meeting has given its approval
to the Board of Directors for the purchase of own shares, and requested the committee
to work out a share option program for the executives and the management of the
company, and to propose this program at the next Annual General Meeting.
In terms of the decision of the EGM, Balázs Bokorovics, Ferenc Czakó, Ádám Fenyves,
Dénes Gyimóthy, Dr. Zoltán Jeszenszky, Attila Juhász, Róbert Kő and Csaba Major
have been elected as members of the new Board of Directors.
The new members of the Supervisory Board and Audit Board are András Albrecht,
Klára Deák and Gábor Németh. The Annual General Meeting has already elected Mária
Kemecsey and László Szalma employee delegates earlier as members of the Supervisory
Board.
The mandates of the members of the Board of Directors, the Supervisory Board,
and the Audit Board lasts uniformly until the Annual General Meeting following
year 2008, but at the latest, until April 30th, 2009.
Following the Extraordinary General Meeting, both the Board of Directors and
the Supervisory Board held their first meeting. The members of the Board of Directors
have elected Dr. Zoltán Jeszenszky president of the Board, whilst the members
of the Supervisory Board elected Gábor Németh as president.
"I consider a major development that the shareholders of Synergon have reached
a consensus, and after several months of transition period, the company again
has a board of directors." - said Zoltán Radnóty Group CEO of the Synergon Group,
immediately after the EGM. "By setting up the board, we opened the opportunity
to bring decisions about strategic issues that are directly related to the future
of the company. These decisions can accelerate the Synergon Group's growth path,
ensure the improvement of its productivity, and through all these steps, the substantial
increase of shareholders' value."