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Only need 5% of votes to call an EGM....
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Sections 203C/D cover director removal by shareholders. For a public company this is done by Convening Shareholders’ Meeting
Under s.203D(2) a ‘notice of intention’ [given by a shareholder] for a motion to remove a director must be given to the company at least 2 months before an EGM is to be held – although such meeting can be held before the 2 months is up. The company must give the subject director a copy of the notice as soon as possible after receipt.
The director is entitled to put his case to shareholders by giving the company a written statement for circulation to shareholders and to speak to the motion at the meeting – s.203D(5)/(6). Note that the usual 21 days’ notice (28 days for a listed company) applies as the ‘short notice’ provision is not available for removal of a director – s.249H(3).
Removing of director(s) is considered as ordinary resolution (only needs >50% to pass) and not special resolution (needs >75% to pass).
Might explain the real reason for the ICC delay. A good announcement by the company in the next week or two should see shareholders stay loyal to AVZ.
As many have said, it would be a desperate last ditch attempt by the Chinese who have been trying to usurp us this whole time.
The BOD and exec’s have been fighting these corrupt entities this whole time and between FIRB and the majority of shareholders (who have stayed strong against the corrupt Chinese companies involved) I personally see a positive update on our situation in the DRC, a new joint venture partnership that still includes CATH, and a positive outcome.
Shareholders here know I’ve always been sceptical of rumours and good news, not this time!