West Brom provide answers to shareholder questions including governance and AGM update
Albion's ownership group Bilkul Football WBA plan to appoint further directors to aid the running of the club "in due course".
The club have also confirmed, on behalf of owner and chairman Shilen Patel, that annual general meetings with minority shareholders will return having been abolished by former owner Jeremy Peace.
In a letter to minority shareholders, seen by the Express & Star, Albion provided answers to 17 questions submitted by Shareholders For Albion (S4A) based on the accounts to June 30 2023 for both the club and West Bromwich Albion Group, which is the Baggies' parent company purchased by Patel and his father Dr Kiran Patel this year.
The document featured a range of queries supplied by S4A members, around 430 individuals who collectively hold the remaining 12.2 per cent of Group. They included points on remuneration and other finance as well as governance and logistical issues.
The group, which is chaired by Leigh Kent, stated: "S4A is delighted with the outcome of a takeover by Bilkul. We look forward to meeting Shilen Patel at the earliest convenient opportunity for him, appreciating the demands faced at this time.
