New reports from within Tejarat Bank indicate that senior managers of the bank have illegally seized the profits from the shares of the welfare company "Tadbirgaran Fardaye Omid," which was established with the money from loans deducted from employees' salaries, for their own benefit.
Claims of Employees and Documented Evidence
More than 24,000 current and retired employees of this bank have stated that over the past 14 years, they have received only one rial in annual profits. Meanwhile, the company Tadbirgaran currently holds about 14.33% of the shares of "Novin Andishan Sarava Pars Holding," which includes large and well-known brands such as Digikala and Cafe Bazaar.
Protesting employees say that despite the significant profitability of these companies, the bank's managers have refrained from paying real profits under the pretext of the company being unprofitable. Meanwhile, documents and records available in the shareholders' Telegram group have revealed bitter truths in this regard.
Unsuccessful Follow-ups and Request for Media Coverage
So far, judicial efforts, holding dozens of meetings with bank managers, and even the dismissal of the lawyer (CEO of the bank) by some shareholders have been fruitless. In this situation, shareholders believe that the only remaining option is to widely publicize this issue and expose the truths.