Named and shamed: 168 last day laggard AGMs on November 30

333D Ltd (T3D): no protest votes against the 3D printing outfit.

4DS Memory (4DS): just 2 pages from the chair and protest votes of 5-14% against all 8 resolutions. Market cap: $157.4m.

Adherium (ADR): respiratory eheath hopeful with 18 slides and no early proxies. 27% rem strike, similar protest against a director and a rare share consolidation.

Adisyn (AI1): used to be known as DC Two Ltd and no protest votes.

AD1 Holdings (AD1): just one page of formals. 18% against rem but Nick Smedley got back with 98%.

Alice Queen Ltd (AQX): 9.7% against an options grant the only protest.

Altamin (AOI): no protest votes. Market cap: $20.4m.

Alto Metals (AME): fairly uniform 15% protest vote against all 10 resolutions. Market cap: $30.7m.

Argenica Therapeutics (AGN): AGM started in Perth at 4pm on November 30 so these results didn't land until December 1. Two protests of 26.5% against pay resolutions. Market cap 43.6m.

Artrya Ltd (AYA): just 3 pages of formals from medical AI outfit. Two chunky protest votes. Love the company slogan: "Coronary artery disease. We see you". Market cap: $15.3m.

Atlantic Lithium (A11): African lithium wannabe with 4 page "AGM Statement" but no early proxies. Rem strike amidst protests on 6 of these resolutions. Market cap: $315m.

Atomos (AMS): chair address spruiks being a Swanston St based globally leading video technology company. 33% against rem on proxies so poll was strangely postponed until December 28. Two other similar protest votes.

Audalia Resources (ACP): not a single protest vote against any of the 5 resolutions. Not one. Zero.

Aumake (AUK): 12 items with 11 of them deemed to be 100% supported and one less popular item at 99.9%. There were still thousands of actual against votes, unlike the company above.

AusCann (AC8): no protest votes.

Australian Agricultural Products (AAP): no protest votes.

Australian Pacific Coal (APC): 15 slides no early proxies. No protest votes and 99.8% against spill resolution. Clearly fixed the rem issue from last year.

AXP Energy (AXP): no protest on either item.

Azure Minerals (AZS): 22% against director fee cap rise. These 15 slides trumpeted the lithium miner's $1.76b market cap. So why the last day AGM? Market cap: $1.83 billion.

Bathurst Resources (BRL): a skinny 2 pages from the chair. Only protest 14.5% against 10% expansion of placement capacity. Market cap: $187.5m.

Beam (BCC): 13 slides, seem to be doing well. No second strike and biggest protest 7.5% against extra 10% placement capacity. Market cap: $16.4m.

Betmakers (BET): see 4 page CEO address. No early proxies. 20% against rem, 17% against new constitution and minor protests against both directors. Market cap: $80.6m.

Blackcat Syndicate (BC8): 37 pages of heavy spruiking slides from aspiring WA miner which claimed a $124m market cap. Only protest 12.6% against constitutional change. Actual market cap: $76m.

Blackwall (BWF): no protest votes. Market cap: $30.6m.

Bluebet (BBT): just 5 pages of text in these formals and no proxies. No protests on 10 items. Market cap: $38m.

Bluechip Ltd (BCT): 22 slides, but no early proxies. Biggest protest 15% against CEO's LTI grant. Market cap: $16.5m.

Bounty Oil & Gas NL (BUY): no protest votes.

BPH Energy (BPH): More than 99% in favour of all items. Market cap: $22.7m.

Caravel Minerals (CVV): 19 upbeat slides from company that touts itself as Australia's next big copper producer. No protest votes. Market cap: $99.6m.

Careteq (CTQ): only protest 15% against approval of prior options issue.

Cardiex (CDX): 26 slides, no early proxies and no protest votes.

Carly Holdings (CL8): skinny 8 paragraphs from chair and no protest votes.

Cauldron Energy (CXU): no protest votes. Market cap: $20.4m.

Chilwa Minerals (CHW): 100% in favour of all 3 resolutions, so literally zero against votes. Market cap: $10m.

ClearVue (CPV): 23 slides but no proxies. No protests after rem strike last year. Market cap: $104.2m.

Conico (CNJ): no protest votes.

Cosmo Metals (CMO): no protest votes.

Constellation Technologies (CT1): no protest votes. Released these 15 slides after the AGM for some reason.

CZR Resources (CZR): no protest votes. Market cap: $54.2m.

Dart Mining (DTM): 19 slides, no early proxies. No protest votes in 10 resolutions but need percentages added.

Dalaroo Metals (DAL): no protest votes.

Dateline Resources (DTR): 2 page chair address from Mark Johnson AO. No major protests or percentages in these voting results. Market cap: $13.1m.

Delorean Corp (DEL): 27 slides, no early proxies from Perth-based "bio-energy pioneer" with no female directors. 38% against ratification of earlier share issue.

Design Milk Co (DMC): 100% in favour of all resolutions but there was 1 proxy vote, yes 1, against the rem report. Was swamped by 11m in favour.

Dorsavi (DVL): 9 slides rom outfit focused on helping with spines. Caroline Elliott on the board. A 66% remuneration against vote on the proxies finished at just 7% after a big floor vote. No other protests.

Eden Innovations (EDE): 34% rem strike was the biggest of several protests.

Emperor Energy (EMP): no protest votes.

Empire Resources (ERL): just 8 paragraphs from the chair. Very narrow rem strike.

EMU NL (EMU): an upbeat 27 slides but still a 59% rem strike and withdrawn share consolidation resolution amidst other protests. The NL is very prominent too. Terry Sweeter on the board.

Equus Mining (EQE): the Sydney-based outfit adjourned its AGM until February 29 after only giving notice of the meeting on November 28. However, they snuck through the re-election of director David Coupland before the adjournment.

Everest Metals (EMC): 27 optimistic slides with no early proxies. Market cap: $14.4m.

EverGreen Lithium (EG1): no protest votes. Market cap: $33.5m.

Far East Gold (FEG): no protest votes. Market cap: $41.2m.

Felix Gold (FXG): no protest votes. Market cap: $10.8m.

Flynn Gold (FG1): no early proxies in this preso. No protest votes. $11.3m.

Freehill Mining (FHS): 2 pages from chair of aspiring magnetite miner in Chile. No protest votes.

Golden Deeps (GED): literally not a single vote opposed any of these 3 hard to read resolutions.

Golden Mile Resources (G88): 12 slides, no early proxies, but no protest votes.

Gratifii (GTI): just 3 pages of formals from the Surry Hills-based loyalty company with no proxies. No protest votes. Market cap: $10.6m.

Great Divide Mining (GDM): 14 slides, no proxies. No protest votes. Market cap: $10.4m.

Great Western Exploration (GTE): no protest votes.

Greenstone Resources (GSR): across the board protest votes including a rem strike.

Hearts & Minds Investments (HM1): 10% against all 3 directors, Chris Cuffe, David Wright and Guy Fowler and pre-lodged these 14 slides with no early proxy disclosure. Market cap: $526.2m.

Heavy Minerals (HVY): 2 protests of 16% and 20% against consideration shares and Adam Schofield's options.

Helios Energy (HE8): double digit protest votes against two directors. Market cap: $164m.

Hexagon Energy Materials (HXG): 18 slides but no early proxies. 15% against placement expansion.

Identitii (ID8): across the board protests and narrowly missed a rem strike.

Impact Minerals (IPT): 24 hard marketing slides from this lithium wannabe. Only protest was defeat of 10% placement expansion which needed 75% but only got to 66% support. Market cap: $31.5m.

Impedimed (IPD): Brisbane-based medical tech outfit. 16 slides but no early proxies. 20% against rem and one director item withdrawn. Market cap: $243m.

Imugene (IMU): no early proxies in these 14 fancy slides and protests of 18-25% against 7 of the 8 resolutions with only director Kim Drapkin into the 90s. Market cap: $587.5m.

Incentiapay (INP): 20 slides including early disclosure of proxies. There were no protest votes.

Indiana Resources (IDA): more than 97% in favour of all 12 resolutions. Market cap: $35.5m.

Intra Energy (IEC): biggest protest 10% against rem.

Javelin Minerals (JAV): no protest votes. Market cap: $10.8m.

Jupiter Mines (JMS): 37 slides including early disclosure of proxies. Results showed 18% against director Scott Winter. Market cap: $333m.

Kingsgate Consolidated (KCN): 15 slides from CEO which claimed the Thai gold miner had a market cap of $367m. 13% against Thai director, 10% against rem but no probs with 50% on market buyback. Actual market cap: $318m.

Knosys (KNO): 12 pages from CEO, no proxies. Narrowly missed a rem strike but director scored zero against votes.

Korab Resources (KOR): Perth-based magnesium wannabe which didn't drop these results with the ASX until December 1. No protest votes.

Krakatoa Resources (KTA): no protest votes. Market cap: $22.2m.

K-TIG (KTG): 11% against rem report.

Lake Resources (LKE): no early proxies in these 12 slides. Lots of protests including 49% against rem report. Market cap: $220.5m.

Lakes Blue Energy (LKO): no protest votes above 10%.

Live Tiles (LVT): 18 pages, no proxies. 9 double digit protest votes with biggest 48% against rem report.

Liontown (LTR): 37 slides with no early proxies and no protest votes. Market cap: $3.36 billion.

Macquarie Technology (MAQ): a serious company which managed a 4 page chair address. Missed a rem strike by a fraction and for some reason both directors were deemed approved by the old show of hands. Market cap: $1.56 billion.

Macro Metals (M4M): no protest votes. Market cap: $12.3m.

Magnis Energy Technologies (MNS): 13 slides, no proxies. 2 director share issue resolutions were defeated. Broad protest votes across 11 resolutions. Market cap: $69.5 with stock at 0.4c. Should do a share consolidation.

Mako Gold (MKG): 10% protests across the board and withdrew name change resolution.

Mandrake Resources (MAN): no protest votes. Market cap: $25.2m.

Maximus Resources (MXR): just 2 pages from chair, plus 21 slides, but no early proxies. No protest votes. Market cap: $15.7m.

Mayne Pharma (MYX): 42 slides which included early disclosure of the proxies. Well done. 34% rem strike and 31% against CEO's LTI grant. Market cap: $393m.

MCS Services (MSG): 33% against director Adam Poulter.

Metals Australia (MLS): looks like a couple of 7% protests in these hard to read results. Market cap: $23.7m.

MGC Pharma (MXC): no protest votes. Market cap: $25.7m.

Microba Life Sciences (MAP): 27 slides, no early proxies and no protest votes either. Market cap: $95.6m.

MicroX (MX1): 5 pages from the chair and 20 slides from CEO. No protests on any of these 12 resolutions. Market cap: $64.7m.

Middle Island (MDI): no protest votes.

Midway Ltd (MWY): a Victorian tree-lopper chaired by former AWB CEO Gordon Davis. 34 slides but no early proxies. 12% against rem and both directors had double digit protest votes. Market cap: $66m.

Mighty Kingdom (MKL): the games maker copped a big remuneration strike.

Minrex Resources (MRR): rem strike, director election resolution withdrawn and lots of other protest votes. Market cap: $23.8m.

Moho Resources (MOH): 38% rem strike and Terry Streeter withdrew his board nomination.

Mt Burgess Mining (MTB): only protest 15% against ratifying prior share issue.

My Foodie Box (MBX): no protest votes.

N1 Holdings (N1H): no protest votes. Market cap: $15.8m.

Nagambie Resources (NAG): 27 pages but no early proxies. 12 resolutions and protests against director options ranged between 13-20%. Market cap: $14.5m.

Nelson Resources (NES): no protest votes after rem strike last year.

Netlinkz (NET): 14 resolutions but only protest 9% against a director incentive grant. Geoff Raby is on the board. Market cap: $25.3m.

Neuroscientific Biopharmaceuticals Ltd (NSB): ridiculously long name. CEO lodged these 16 slides with no early proxies. There were no protest votes. Market cap: $10.3m.

New Zealand Coastal Seafoods (NZD): 15% against share grant to chair and 17% against changing LTI terms.

Nex Metals Exploration (NME): no protest votes.

Norfolk Metals (NFL): no protest votes.

Noumi (NOU): 30 slides, no votes. 3 options resolutions almost defeated amidst other protest votes. Market cap: $26.6m.

NT Minerals (NTM): no protest votes.

Nucoal Resources (NCR): no protest votes.

Oakridge International (OAK): no protest votes.

Oar Resources (OAR): no protest votes.

Octava Minerals (OCT): no protest votes.

Opthea (OPT): see 2 page chair address. 3 options resolution copped 22% protests and 11% against rem report. Market cap: $275m.

Otto Energy (OEL): no protest votes. Market cap: $81.5m.

Pantera Metals (PFE): no protest votes.

Parkway Corporate (PWN): a flashy 30 slide preso but no early proxies from water treatment company. 3 modest protest votes against executive incentive resolutions. Market cap: $25.1m.

Peak Rare Earths (PEK): 20 slides, no proxies and only one minor 7% protest in 9 resolutions. Market cap: $98m.

Peppermint Innovation (PIL): held the meeting on November 30 but took until 2.42pm on December 1 to disclose these voting results with not one vote against all 3 resolutions.

Perpetual Resources (PEC): only 2 pages from executive chair. 29.4% against 10% placement cap expansion so it was defeated due to need for a 75% super majority.

Pinnacle Minerals (PIM): no protest votes.

Polymetals Resources (POL): no protest votes. Market cap: $47.2m.

Power Minerals (PNN): announced withdrawal of David Turvey election ahead of meeting. No protest votes. Market cap: $22.2m.

Prestal Holdings (PTL): 3 pages from chair and 13 slides, but no early proxies despite no protest votes. Market cap: $69m.

Prime Financial Group (PFG): hybrid in Melbourne with all 6 resolutions above 90%. Market cap: $45.6m.

Provaris (PV1): 13 slides, no early proxies. No protest votes. Market cap: $26.4m.

Pure Hydrogen (PH2): 22 slides, no early proxies. 9.5% against rem but no worries for director Adam Giles. Market cap: $46.2m.

Rare Foods (RFA): 27 slides including 7 disclosing the proxies early. Well done. There were no protest votes.

RareX (REE): biggest protest was 18% against rem report. Market cap: $19.8m.

Regal Asian Investments (RG8): only protest 10.5% against director David Jones. Market cap: $364.5m.

Regeneus (RGS): 9 slides focused on upcoming merger. 19% against rem, 12% against LTI grant and 10% against a director.

Renegade Exploration (RNX): no protest votes.

Renu:energy (RNE): hydrogen play with 33 slides, no proxies. Massive 88% rem strike and 37% against directors Susan Oliver and Tony Louka.

Resources Energy Group (REZ): no protests and results disclosed with shares and shareholders. Well done.

Retail Food Group (RFG): 32 slides from CEO and 12 slides from chair, but no early proxies. Has smoked $500m for investors as was explained in The Money Cafe podcast. No protest votes. Market cap: $137.5m.

Rivers Gold (RGL): 13% against approving prior issue to a corporate. Market cap: $10.5m.

Sabre Resources (SBR): no protests but results slide was on its side. Market cap: $15.4m.

Savannah Goldfields (SVG): 23 slides, no proxies. 18% against rem report but outside candidate failed to crack 4%. Market cap: $10m.

Sayona Mining (SYA): lithium wannabe with 45,000 shareholders. See 30 slides, no early proxies. 48% rem strike, defeated new constitution, director James Brown almost thrown out and other protests. Wow.

Scorpion Minerals (SCN): one minor 7% protest against an incentive grant.

Senetas (SEN): no early proxies in these 22 slides. Two double digit protests against CEO's LTI grant and board fee cap rise.

Silver Mines Ltd (SVL): 27 slides, but no proxies. 3 protests of around 10% against rem related items. Market cap: $231.7m.

Sprintex Ltd (SIX): no protest votes.

State Gas (GAS): a Richard Cottee chaired outfit with brief formals. No protest votes. Market cap: $35.6m.

Stellar Resources (SRZ): no protest votes.

Strike Resources (SRK): a Farooq Khan chaired company with no protests. Market cap: $15.9m.

Summit Minerals (SUM): no protest votes.

Surefire Resources (SRN): 20 slides with no proxy disclosure. There were no protest votes. Market cap: $16.5m.

Talga (TLG): 1 page address from fill-in chair as permanent chair was double booked. Narrow rem strike and 37% against CEO's LTI grant. Market cap: $373.4m.

Tasman Resources (TAS): 17% against rem report.

Terra Uranium (T92): 2 pages from executive chair and no protest votes.

Terrain Minerals (TMX): 8am start in Perth only protest 21.6% against director Johannes Lin.

Tiny Beans (TNY): see 29 slides. A range of protests including 14% against rem and 29% against director Catherine Cohen. Market cap: $12.6m.

Toro Energy (TOE): 4 protests in the 30s with director Richard Patricio particularly unpopular. Market cap: $52.6m.

Transmetro Corp (TCO): no protest votes. Market cap: $23.4m.

Trigg Minerals (TMG): only protest 11% against "approval of 7.1 mandate", whatever that means. Please spell out the resolution in the results.

VDM Group (VMG): 10% placement capacity expansion resolutions usually run into trouble but this one had 2.87b votes in favour and just 75,000 against. No protests votes.

Vertex Minerals (VTX): no protest votes.

VGI Partners Global Investments (VG1): no protest votes. Market cap: $517m.

Wide Open Agriculture (WOA): 20 slides but no early proxies. No protest votes. Market cap: $28.8m.

Winsome Resources (WR1): 12 slides claim an "undiluted market cap of $200m". Modest protests with biggest 15% against director Justin Boyson. Market cap: $198m.

Wotso Property (WOT): no protest votes.

Xantippe Resources (XTC): no protest votes.

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