It is quite pointless to wonder about these meeting schedules if the company’s management doesn’t come forward to explain why the meeting was postponed from the original plan. These changes to schedules originally marked in the investor calendar have occurred on the Helsinki Stock Exchange almost every year. Rarely is there anything dramatic behind them. It could be something completely trivial, such as the ability of one or more key persons to be present at the meeting. Well, Faron already had an EGM at the beginning of March, so my speculation is that the company didn’t want to hold general meetings every couple of weeks. According to the Limited Liability Companies Act, it is sufficient for Faron to hold the AGM by the end of June. The main purpose of the AGM is to have shareholders approve the financial statements for the ended financial year, decide on dividends, elect a new board, and decide on the remuneration for management and board members. So, routine matters.
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