Annual general meeting timing and location rules require yearly meetings within prescribed intervals and conditions on time/place. Every company must hold an annual general meeting each year with no more than fifteen months between successive meetings; the first AGM may be held within eighteen months of incorporation and the Registrar may extend the time for any subsequent AGM for up to three months. AGMs must be called during business hours on a non public holiday and held at the registered office or within the same locality; the government may exempt classes of companies, and companies may fix AGM time (and, for certain private companies by unanimous resolution, place) by articles or resolution.
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Annual general meeting timing and location rules require yearly meetings within prescribed intervals and conditions on time/place.
Every company must hold an annual general meeting each year with no more than fifteen months between successive meetings; the first AGM may be held within eighteen months of incorporation and the Registrar may extend the time for any subsequent AGM for up to three months. AGMs must be called during business hours on a non public holiday and held at the registered office or within the same locality; the government may exempt classes of companies, and companies may fix AGM time (and, for certain private companies by unanimous resolution, place) by articles or resolution.
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