RE: Bestival1 Aug 2025 10:38
Surely anyone defending management or this company must be mental??
Tick tockkkkk...
A public company must hold its Annual General Meeting (AGM) within six months of its financial year-end
A public company in the UK must give at least 21 clear days' notice for its Annual General Meeting (AGM), according to Legislation.gov.uk. This notice period excludes both the day the notice is sent and the day of the meeting itself.
If a UK listed company fails to hold its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on time, it can face legal consequences, including potential fines for the company and its directors, and possible legal action. Specifically, public limited companies (PLCs) are legally required to hold an AGM within six months of their financial year-end. Failure to do so can lead to shareholders taking action against the company and its directors.