Minimum board size requirement: public companies need three directors, others need two, with limited small shareholder representation. A public company must have at least three directors, with a proviso allowing a qualifying public company to have a director elected by small shareholders under a prescribed method and defining 'small shareholders' by nominal shareholding. Other companies must have at least two directors. The directors collectively form the Board of directors or Board.
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Minimum board size requirement: public companies need three directors, others need two, with limited small shareholder representation.
A public company must have at least three directors, with a proviso allowing a qualifying public company to have a director elected by small shareholders under a prescribed method and defining "small shareholders" by nominal shareholding. Other companies must have at least two directors. The directors collectively form the Board of directors or Board.
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