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Result of General Meeting

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World Chess PLC announced that both resolutions presented at its General Meeting were passed unanimously on a poll, with 399,498,807 votes for each resolution and only 2,200 votes against. These resolutions granted the directors a general authority to allot shares and disapplied pre-emption rights, which are crucial for the company's future fundraising and strategic flexibility. The total number of voting rights at the time of the meeting was 887,938,480 ordinary shares.

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World Chess PLC (LSE: CHSS) (the "Company"), a leading chess organisation committed to expanding the global appeal of chess, announces that at its General Meeting held earlier today, both resolutions were passed on a poll. The votes cast and votes withheld in relation to each resolution were as follows:

NoResolution 1,2Votes FOR% votes FORVotes AGAINST% votes AGAINSTVotes WITHHELD 3
Ordinary resolution
1General authority of directors to allot shares399,498,807100%2,2000%200
Special resolution
2Disapplication of pre-emption rights399,498,807100%2,2000%200
  • The full text of the resolutions can be found in the Notice of the General Meeting sent to shareholders on the Company's website at https://www.company.worldchess.com/investors.
  • As at the record date for eligibility to vote at the Company's General Meeting, the Company had 887,938,480 Ordinary Shares in issue. Accordingly, the Company's total number of voting rights was 887,938,480.
World Chess Plc Ilya Merenzon, CEOmerenzon@worldchess.com
AlbR Capital Limited Financial Adviser: David Coffman / Dan Harris+44 (0) 20 7469 0930

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