So if China are likely to have another spill attempt , where does that leave our imminent joyous announcement? Funding ?The AGM must be held within 5 months of the end of financial year (by end of November) and notice must be given at least 21 days before the meeting under the Corporations Act. AVZ's constitution refers to the Corporations Act and doesn't specify any different rules. Therefore technically the meeting could be as late as the 29th of November and the announcement as late as the 8th of November. There is also the possibility that the board request an extension to have the AGM delayed but this is unlikely. Usually AVZ like to have it the week before on a Thursday so most likely it will be on the 21st of November and we should get notice tomorrow or next week.
Anyone wishing to nominate for the board must do so at least 30 business days before the meeting which has now passed even if the AGM is on the last possible date of the 29th of November. But like I said a few weeks ago it is impossible this year for the current board to lose their majority like it was last year (without some shock resignations) so expect a different tactic from Carrick in his attempt to gain control of the Manono project without paying fair value to AVZ shareholders.
The board had a first strike recorded against them last year due to a vote of over 25% against the remuneration report. China easily have the numbers to get the second strike this year. If there is a strike against a company's remuneration report over two consecutive years a resolution to spill the board must be put to shareholders which is usually done in the form of a special resolution with a vote of over 50% needed to sack them. It would be incredibly foolish of the current board to have not taken significant pay cuts or have a clear path out of this mess come AGM day imo
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