RE: Good morning6 Oct 2020 10:36
This bit is interesting in that one of the bullet points has already been voted on, ie authority to allot shares etc, at the AGM .
So perhaps we are much nearer to a rto target and won't require a long suspension.
"Notice of general meeting
AIM Rule 14 requires the shareholders of the AIM company to consent to a reverse takeover transaction. Therefore, a general meeting of shareholders of the AIM company must be called to approve the transaction. The notice of general meeting is usually at the back of the admission document and the meeting will be convened at least 14 clear days' after the date of the admission document (see Practice note, General meetings: notice: Length of notice). If the AIM company is adhering to the 2016 UK Corporate Governance Code, code provision E2.4 recommends at least 14 working days' notice is given. There is no similar provision in the 2018 UK Corporate Governance Code.
There may be additional resolutions proposed at the general meeting, including:
The appointment of new directors (from the target business).
A share consolidation or share sub-division.
A possible change of the AIM company's name to reflect the target's name.
The authority to allot shares under section 551 of the CA 2006 and the disapplication of statutory pre-emption rights under section 571 of the CA 2006 to enable any associated placing of shares or issue of consideration shares.
A whitewash resolution."