Report on annual general meeting: listed public companies must file prescribed AGM reports and face penalties for non-filing. Every listed public company must prepare a report on each annual general meeting in the prescribed manner confirming the meeting was convened, held and conducted under the Act and rules. The company shall file a copy of the report with the Registrar within thirty days of the meeting with the prescribed fee or with the additional fee within the time specified under section 403; failure to file within the extended period attracts prescribed fines on the company and officers in default.
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Report on annual general meeting: listed public companies must file prescribed AGM reports and face penalties for non-filing.
Every listed public company must prepare a report on each annual general meeting in the prescribed manner confirming the meeting was convened, held and conducted under the Act and rules. The company shall file a copy of the report with the Registrar within thirty days of the meeting with the prescribed fee or with the additional fee within the time specified under section 403; failure to file within the extended period attracts prescribed fines on the company and officers in default.
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