Parlem Telecom has updated the name of its corporate website to parlem.com and will submit to the next board meeting the modification of article 6 of its bylaws to adapt it to this new address, as the company has communicated to the market and informed BME Growth.
The company has detailed that the board of directors, meeting on April 30, 2026, decided to approve the change of the corporate website, which will become https://parlem.com.
As a result of this agreement, the administrative body will propose to the next ordinary general meeting of shareholders a partial modification of article 6 of the corporate bylaws, referring to the corporate website and communications between shareholders and administrators by telematic means, with the aim of adjusting its wording to the new denomination.
This statutory reform will be subject to the approval of the board, which will be convened in accordance with current legal and statutory requirements, the company has indicated in the statement sent to the market.
SITUATION OF THE DEBT WITH INVEREADY
This adjustment occurs in the context of negotiations that Parlem Telecom maintains to resolve the debt situation with Inveready, which could transform into a liquid and enforceable obligation during the next month.
The company indicated in a statement at the beginning of May that it is working "actively" on the available scenarios to resolve the situation within the fixed period of 30 days and thus protect the interests of all its shareholders.
According to the company's annual financial report corresponding to the 2025 fiscal year, Parlem's short-term debts with Inveready stand at 11.1 million euros at the close of 2025.
The Catalan company also stated that it maintains "different negotiation channels" aimed at the recapitalization of the company and the strengthening of its financial structure, with the purpose of avoiding operations that could lead to a transfer of economic control to creditors who "do not adequately reflect the company's potential".
"The priority of the board of directors and the executive management is to preserve value for minority shareholders and guarantee the continuity of the independent business project of the Catalan operator", the company continued.
The company also confirmed that it has received non-binding offers for the sale of one of its business lines, an operation that could close this May and that "would bring greater financial strength to the group".