Dec 26 (Reuters) - Shareholders of Russian retailer Dixy have backed delisting the company from the Moscow Exchange after 10 years as a public company, Dixy said on Tuesday.
Dixy’s board approved delisting in November, offering to buy out minority shareholders for 340 roubles a share.
Prosperity Capital Management, the retailer’s biggest minority shareholder with a stake of more than 20 percent, told Interfax news agency on Monday it had voted against the de-listing. (Reporting by Anna Pruchnicka in Gdynia; Editing by Robin Pomeroy)