An­gos­tu­ra Hold­ings Ltd will hold a spe­cial meet­ing of the share­hold­ers on Au­gust 6, 2025 to elect di­rec­tors of the com­pa­ny.

A no­tice post­ed on the T&T Stock Ex­change an­nounced that the meet­ing, pur­suant to Sec­tion 77(2) of the Com­pa­nies Act, Chap­ter 81:01, will be held on Wednes­day, Au­gust 6, 2025, at 10 am at the House of An­gos­tu­ra, Cor­ner East­ern Main Road and Trin­i­ty Av­enue, Laven­tille.

In June the en­tire board of An­gos­tu­ra, which was led by Ter­rence Bharath, re­signed fol­low­ing a change in the gov­ern­ment in April.

For­mer mem­bers of the board al­so in­clud­ed Dr Maryam Ab­dool-Richards, Tri­cia Coos­al, Fran­ka Costel­loe, Ster­ling Frost and Ger­ard Coop­er.

Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar had al­so called on State board di­rec­tors to re­sign.

“I want to tell all boards who are re­fus­ing to re­sign and the CEOs and man­age­ment of State en­ter­pris­es who are busy sign­ing off con­tracts and hir­ing friends and fam­i­ly, I tell them every con­tract they’ve en­tered in­to will be sent straight to the An­ti-Cor­rup­tion In­ves­ti­ga­tion Bu­reau. So every per­son and every com­pa­ny in­volved will be in­ves­ti­gat­ed.

“This is the most shame­less type of be­hav­iour I’ve ever seen ex­hib­it­ed dur­ing a change of gov­ern­ment. It is overt, it is bold-faced and try­ing to eat-ah-food down to the wire and af­ter you’ve passed the fin­ish line—it doesn’t work like that,” she said, adding that the Gov­ern­ment has planned to deal with board mem­bers re­fus­ing to step down.

Cor­po­ra­tion Sole owns 29.97 per cent of An­gos­tu­ra Hold­ings Ltd, on be­half of the State.

An­gos­tu­ra’s largest share­hold­er is Rumpro Com­pa­ny, which owns 44.97 per cent of the Laven­tille-head­quar­tered com­pa­ny.

Rumpro is owned by CL Fi­nan­cial, a group that is in liq­ui­da­tion.

In April, An­gos­tu­ra de­clared a prof­it of $144.26 mil­lion for its fi­nan­cial year end­ed De­cem­ber 31, 2024, which was 5.07 per cent less than the $151.98 mil­lion it re­port­ed in 2023.

In the com­pa­ny’s fi­nan­cial state­ments for the year end­ed De­cem­ber 31, 2024, the for­mer chair­man had not­ed, “For the third con­sec­u­tive year, we have sur­passed the bil­lion-dol­lar rev­enue mile­stone, achiev­ing to­tal rev­enue of $1.06 bil­lion, a 1 per cent in­crease over the pri­or fis­cal year.”