Hybrid meetings should be the default for listed companies
Raphael Lim
SHAREHOLDERS of mainboard-listed Sembcorp Marine will vote on Thursday (Feb 16) over the company’s proposed combination with Keppel Offshore & Marine (KOM).
The S$4.5 billion deal – which was announced nearly a year ago – is a major decision for shareholders on the company’s future. Proponents say the acquisition of KOM could create an enlarged and more competitive offshore & marine group.
But opponents say Sembmarine is overpaying.
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