The ordinary business discussed at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) usually include the following:
- The approval of the annual accounts of the company laid before the shareholders;
- The retirement and re-election of the directors (if applicable);
- Approval of the Director’s fees;
- Approval of final dividends to be declared and paid.
- The re-appointment of auditors and their remuneration fixed;
Other special business that may be discussed at the AGM include:
- To authorize the Directors to issue new shares by way of rights issue, bonus or otherwise capped at a limit;
- To authorize the Directors to grant share options or share award to employees capped at a limit;
- To authorize the Directors to acquire issued ordinary shares from the market capped at a limit;
- To approve and adopt any change in the Constitution;
- To appoint a new auditor in place of the retiring auditors and their remuneration fixed;
- To change the name of the Company;
- To approve the reduction of share capital;
- To approve the proposed renewal of the Shareholder’s mandate for Interested Party Transactions;
- To approve the proposed renewal of the Share Purchase Mandate;
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