ecoWise shareholders to convene extraordinary general meeting after company flip-flopped on earlier decision to do so
While the three shareholders can now convene an EGM, they have lost a month's time to prepare for the meeting
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THREE shareholders of Catalist-listed environmental solutions provider ecoWise Holdings said they intend to convene an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) that the company had at first said it would hold but later decided against.
In a letter seen by The Business Times, dated July 16 and prepared by lawyers from Breakpoint who are representing the three shareholders, ecoWise has been provided with a notice of EGM and a proxy form for the intended EGM.
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