AGM/EGM
SGX to sharpen focus on ecosystem initiatives to sustain equity market growth
The bourse will also be expanding its product range to meet investor demand
Optus’ performance in spotlight at Singtel AGM
Even as the Australian unit’s financials improve, shareholders are concerned about the recent A$100 million penalty for sales misconduct, among other issues
SIA chairman Peter Seah redesignated as non-independent director after AGM
Redesignation is in accordance with SGX rule which stipulates that a director of a listed company will not be independent if he or she has served for an aggregate period of more than nine years
SingPost directors quizzed about CEO search and company’s future strategies at AGM
Decision over divesting SingPost Centre now lies with the reconstituted board, which will review whether the property is non-core to the group and is to be sold, says outgoing chairman
Great Eastern set to resume trading after delisting vote fails
Another resolution, which included a one-for-one bonus issue resolution, is passed
Management booted out as Japan’s shareholders flex their muscles in AGMs
[TOKYO] Japan’s annual general meetings in June saw a CEO voted out and an entire board of directors replaced in a sign shareholders are increasingly holding management to account and providing impetu...
ESR attempts to suspend Sabana Reit’s May 24 EGM
The meeting is to be held by Sabana’s external manager to consider resolutions raised by activist investor Quarz Capital and four other unitholders of the Reit
Fireworks at CDL AGM, but shareholders vote strongly in favour of all resolutions
These include the re-election of numerous independent directors as well as a share purchase mandate
More nominee shareholders, accounts could be detrimental to investor protection
The Dasin Retail Trust saga illustrates the challenge for a listed issuer to operate when stakes are held through nominee accounts
Sabana Reit unitholders vote against resolution to initiate price discovery process at EGM
They had called for the meeting as they believe ‘significant costs’ have been incurred from the manager internalisation