RE: Resolutions - AGM22 Jan 2026 15:27
To enable share buybacks, RRR and any other company has to go through a process. That involves going to the High Court and spending money (not a lot but some). A company wouldn't want to go through that process unless it knew it had shareholder support for it. The vote will give the company the authority to pursue it or not.
If things work out: VUP money, Glencore case, housing JV and new licences, then RRR will be over-capitalised. It has two ways of dealing with that, it pays dividends (not tax efficient) or buys shares back and cancels them
You would only buy back shares and cancel them if you thought that the market undervalues the shares. See UJO, POW and others. AST did it differently by issuing preference shares with the right to any proceeds from the case against the Slovenian Government.
Up to the shareholders. Note that the most prolific posters on here are not shareholders. Some remarkably tedious posters have never been shareholders.
DYOR