Building stakeholder confidence at the AGM
Leverage the annual general meeting to communicate on creating long-term value and demonstrating resilience in tackling risks
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IT’S the season again – not for festivities, but for annual general meetings (AGMs), where companies meet and communicate with shareholders.
Often, companies use AGMs as a platform to showcase past and present performance. The past year was fraught with concerns over global geopolitical risks and higher-for-longer interest and inflation rates, in addition to rapid digitalisation and growing emphasis on sustainability. Hence, beyond regular reporting, companies should leverage the AGM to demonstrate their ability to navigate a complex environment and articulate a strategic direction for the future.
A clear and meaningful discourse on the following topics at the AGM can help inspire confidence and deepen trust with stakeholders.
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