Calendar for upcoming AGMs/EGMs

June 15, 2026

Emmerson Resources (ERM): Pan African Resources PLC has agreed a takeover and the 505 page scheme book landed on May 8. It currently has a market cap of $280m with the stock closing at 40c on May 11. Is holding a physical scheme meeting in Perth at 10am on Monday, June 15.

June 16, 2026 (B)

# Conrad Asia Energy (CRD): 9.30am hybrid in Singapore via Lumi. Voted via Boardroom platform on June 9. Check for control number. See notice of meeting detailing 11 items of business. Market cap $93m. Lodged 7 questions at their 2025 AGM.

# Qube (QUB): A Macquarie consortium has offered $5.20 per share which values the business at $11.6 billion, including debt. The parties have signed a process deed which gives Macquarie exclusive due diligence until February 1, 2026. The stock was at $4.79 in early 2026 giving it a market cap of $8.5 billion. They signed up formally on February 16 with Unisuper agreeing to roll its 15% stake into the bid vehicle. See bid implementation agreement. The ASX granted a waiver to its usual timetable on April 22 to change the timing of any final special dividend. The 274 page scheme book dropped on April 23 and the hybrid scheme meeting will occur at 11am on June 16 in Sydney and via the Computershare platform.

June 17, 2026

Besra Gold (BEZ): 9am physical AGM in Perth. See notice of meeting. Market cap $41.8m on May 22.

# Block (XYZ): virtual AGM in the US at 5am AEST and midday LA time via the Broadridge platform. See notice of meeting. There is a ludicrous 1 question per shareholder limit proposed on page 59. Emailed requesting a control number on June 13.

June 18, 2026

Ovanti (OVT): 11am physical EGM in Sydney to approve capital raising. Market cap $20m on May 12.

Titanium Sands (TSL): 11am physical EGM in Perth to approve capital raising. Market cap $18.7m on May 22.

June 19, 2026

# Adherium (ADR): 9am virtual EGM to approve 6 capital raising items including a share consolidation via Computershare platform. Market cap $13.4m on May 22.

# Altair Minerals (ALR): 11am AEST virtual EGM via this Zoom link to approve 7 capital raising items. Market cap $255m on June 1.

Omega Oil & Gas (OMA): 2pm physical EGM at Automic in Sydney to approve capital raising. Market cap $434m on May 12.

Sandon Capital (SNC): 9am physical EGM in Paddington of unsecured noteholders. See notice of meeting.

June 22, 2026:

Alma Metals (ALM): dinosaur physical EGM in Perth to approve capital raising. Market cap $35m on May 27.

# SDI Ltd (SDI): 11am virtual scheme meeting via Link platform to approve Chinese takeover. See 318 page scheme book. Market cap $160m on May 22. The latest balance sheet as at December 31, 2025 shows just $13m in contributed equity, $88m in retained earnings and net assets of $103m so it's been a good earner for shareholders, led by chair Jeff Cheetham who has got 45.9%. Own 10 shares.

Sunshine Metals (SHN): 3pm physical EGM in Townsville to approve 5 capital raising resolutions. Market cap $94m on May 22.

June 23, 2026

Actinogen (ACW): 10am physical EGM in Sydney to approve various director shares grants including to Malcolm McComas. Market cap $126m on May 22.

Element 25 (E25): 11am physical EGM in Perth to approve 4 capital raising resolutions. Market cap $88m on May 22.

# Syntarra (SNT): 10am virtual EGM via Lumi after a recent placement-SPP capital raise. See notice of meeting. Voted online by Boardroom on June 9 and received EGM control number via email. Own 10.

June 24, 2026

American West Metals (AW1): 11am physical EGM in Perth to approve 5 capital raising resolutions. Market cap $53m.

# Eroad (ERD): 3pm NZ time hybrid in Auckland via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Asked about lack of rem report amongst these 4 questions last year. Market cap $154.3m on May 22.

### Etherstack (ESK): 6pm AEST virtual AGM via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $74.3m on May 22.

Iceni Gold (ICL): 2pm physical EGM in Perth to approve capital raising. Market cap $8.7m on May 22.

Multistack International (MSI): 2pm EGM via Zoom in Melbourne. See notice of meeting. Market cap 500k.

June 25, 2026

Blinklab (BB1): 2pm physical EGM in Perth to approve 10 capital raising resolutions. Market cap $101.6m on May 22.

Greentech Metals (GRE): 11am physical AGM in Perth to approve 7 capital raising resolutions. Market cap $25m on May 22.

# Jameson Resources (JAL): 10am AEST virtual EGM via Zoom to approve 4 capital raising resolutions. The Zoom link in the NoM was broken and there's references to using the Automic online system so not sure what platform is being used. See notice of meeting. Market cap $35.6m on May 26.

### Peak Processing (PKP): 2pm AEST virtual EGM via Computershare platform to approve 10 capital raising resolutions. See notice of meeting. Market cap $17.4m.

White Cliff Minerals (WCN): 11am physical EGM in Perth to approve 6 capital raising resolutions. Market cap $40m on May 22.

Friday June 26, 2026 (B)

?? Electro Optic Systems (EOS): 10am physical EGM in Canberra to approve placement.

Icetana (ICE): 9.30am physical EGM in Perth to approve placement and equity grant to ticket clippers. Market cap $23m on May 22, 2026.

Laramide Resources (LAM): 11am physical AGM in Toronto. Market cap $190m.

?? Zimi (ZMM): 1pm Perth time hybrid EGM via Microsoft Teams. See notice of meeting. Market cap $4.7m.

June 30, 2026

Godolphin: 9am physical EGM in Brisbane to approve placement.

Hawk Resources (HWK): 11am physical EGM in Melbourne. See notice of meeting.

Jindalee Lithium (JLL): physical EGM in Perth to approve capital raise. Market cap $46m.

Kore Potash (KP2): 4.30pm Perth time physical AGM in London. See notice of meeting. Market cap $290m.

Marimaca Copper (MC2): virtual AGM in Canada at 1am AEST via the Computershare platform. Missed it as record date was May 25. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1.05b.

# Serko (SKO): 10am hybrid in Auckland NZ time via MUFG. See notice of meeting. Market cap $150m on May 22. See 3 questions lodged at 2025 AGM, including request for remuneration report vote.

NexGen (NXG): record date was May 11. See notice of meeting. Is a physical AGM at 2pm Vancouver time on June 30, which is 7am in Australia on July 1. Market cap $9.8 billion on May 22.

AFT Pharmaceuticals (AFP): July 31 in NZ. Noms closed on June 11. Market cap $341m on June 12. Wrote to CFO Malcolm Tubby on June 13 requesting they switch to hybrid AGMs and adopt voluntary remuneration report voting at this year's AGM.

# Codeifai (CDE): Still waiting for date. Last year was an 11am virtual AGM on May 8. See notice of meeting. Market cap $9m on June 5. Accumulated losses of $88.3m and net assets of $2.7m. Whopping 25 resolutions in 2025 with biggest protest 16% against share consolidation. Traded in 2025 but didn't attend. Asked 3 questions at December 2025 EGM.

July 2, 2026

Peninsula Energy (PEN): 10am physical EGM in Perth to approve capital raising.

Friday, July 3, 2026

?? Group 6 Metals (G6M): 11am virtual EGM via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap NA as stock suspended.

# Opthea (OPT): 10am virtual EGM via Computershare platform to approve capital raise. Market cap NA as stock is suspended.

Tuesday, July 7, 2026

GCM Corp (GCM): physical EGM in Perth to approve 15-for-1 share consolidation.

July 7, 2026

?? Prestal Holdings (PTG): 10am AEST virtual EGM to approve capital raising. Market cap only $5.6m on June 9.

Thursday, July 9, 2026 (G)

MF gig start-ups: 5.30pm in town.

# Close The Loop (CLG): 11am physical EGM in Melbourne. Market cap $18m on May 5.

Evion Group (EVG): 10am physical EGM in Perth to approve capital raise. Market cap $28.7m on June 9.

Friday, July 10, 2026

Belarox Ltd (BRX): holding a 10am physical EGM in Perth to approve a placement. Market cap $15.4m on June 9.

?? Brazilian Rare Earths (BRE): 9am physical EGM in Sydney to approve demerger. See 450 page notice of meeting.

Frontier Energy (FHE): announced a $110m conditional placement at 20c, a 23% discount to the previous close of 26c, to help fund its Waroona solar-battery project. Cannacord and Yelverton Capital shared the excessive 5% fee. The stock finished at 22c on June 5 giving it a market cap of $126m. A dinosaur physical EGM is being held at 9am in Perth on July 10 to approve 6 resolutions, including director contributions to the placement totalling $3.3m. See notice of meeting.

# Lincoln Minerals (LML): 10am physical EGM in Adelaide to approve capital raising.

St George Mining (SGQ): 10am physical EGM in Perth to approve capital raising. See notice of meeting detailing 4 items of business. Market cap $454m on June 9. A serial offender when it comes to running dinosaur physical only shareholder meetings in Perth despite having 5,588 shareholders. Appears twice on the placements with no SPP shame file list. Gave all this a whack on Twitter.

Monday, July 13, 2026

Alicanto Minerals (AQI): went into a trading halt at 9.12am on June 9 and then The AFR's Street Talk column broke the news at 11.37am the same day saying that: "The $277 million gold developer tapped three brokers on Tuesday to raise $25 million in a single-tranche placement to fund drilling and exploration at its newly acquired mine." The official announcement dropped at 9.34am on June 10 detailing a $30m placement at $1.55, a discount to the previous close of $1.67. Canaccord and Hartleys shared the excessive 5% fee, excluding any participants on the chairman's list. They're holding a dinosaur physical EGM at 3pm in Perth on July 13 to approve 5 items including a name change to Sinclair Gold, but it doesn't include refreshing the placement capacity.

July 14, 2026

Wednesday, July 15, 2026 (G)

MF gig convo: 5.30pm in town.

July 16, 2026

Friday, July 17, 2026

July 21, 2026

MF gig politics: 5.30pm in town.

July 22, 2026

# Aust AG (AAC): nominations closed on June 10 so another missed opportunity.

July 23, 2026 (G)

Macquarie Group:

July 28, 2026

### ALS Group (ALQ): 3pm hybrid in Brisbane via Lumi platform. Check for control number. See notice of meeting. Will attend for the first time. No protest votes last year.

July 28, 2026 (B):

# Ryman Healthcare (RYM): nominations close on June 22. Emailed the company on June 13 politely requesting a voluntary rem report vote.

August 5, 2026

OFX Group (OFX): 2pm hybrid with noms deadline June 16.

August 18, 2026 (G)

# Infratil (IFT): hybrid in Auckland with nominations deadline June 18. Will be first time attending its AGM. Emailed the company on June 13 politely requesting a voluntary rem report vote. Has got 22,035 shareholders and only 3 substantial (Firstcape, Blackrock and Morrison trio) with no one above 10%.

August 25, 2026 (B)

Fisher and Paykel (FPH): nominations close June 25. See 4 questions asked at 2025 AGM and 7 questions asked at 2023 AGM where raised the lack of a rem report. The 2 Australian directors used to rem report voting are chair Neville Mitchell and Lisa
McIntyre who serves on the Nanosonics board.

August 27, 2026

# Webjet (WJL): nominations close on June 25.

September 1, 2026

Collins Foods (CKF):

September 24, 2026

Suncorp:

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JULY-SEPTEMBER MEETINGS STILL TO TRACK DOWN

# Avita Medical (AVH): 8am Melbourne time virtual AGM with directors in US. See notice of meeting. Too late in 2025 as record date was April 10 so bought on March 9, 2026. Market cap $340m. Big 2025 protests of 18-23% against most of the directors.

100. Catapult International (CAT): 10am Melbourne time virtual AGM on August 5, 2025. Voted by proxy via MUFG on July 18 and voted against rem report and CEO's performance grant whilst supporting all other resolutions. See notice of meeting and annual report. Market cap $1.67b. See text of 5 questions lodged at 42 minute meeting with some chunky protest votes.

Novo Resources (NVO): 8am hybrid Perth time on June 25 2025 using AGM Connect platform. See notice of meeting. No protest votes. Market cap $46m in Feb 2026. Record date was April 27 so too late to buy in this year. Latest balance sheet shows $414.4m of accumulated losses and net assets of $69.5m.

# Findi (FND): August 28, 2025: biggest protest 16% against rem report.

Metcash:

# Titomic (TTT): has been granted an extension by ASIC to delay AGM until no later than August 28 to hold on the same day as EGM to approve redomicile to the US.

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2026 main AGM season dates

October 1, 2026

AGL: announced this date on January 19.

October 14, 2026 (B)

CBA:

Origin Energy:

October 15, 2026 (G)

South32 (S32):

October 20, 2026 (B)

Bendigo Bank:

October 20, 2026 (B)

Cleanaway (CWY):

October 22, 2026 (B)

ASX Group (ASX):

October 27, 2026 (G)

CSL:

October 29, 2026 (G)

Wesfarmers (WES):

Friday, October 30, 2026 (B)

Endeavour Group (EDV):

Steadfast (SDF):

November 6, 2026 (G)

Nine Entertainment (NEC): announced the date nice and early on January 13.

Qantas (QAN):

November 12, 2026 (G)

Computershare (CPU):

November 17, 2026 (B)

Bluescope:

November 18, 2026 (G)

Medibank:

Mineral Resources (MIN):

Northern Star:

November 19, 2026 (B)

Goodman Group (GMG)

Sonic Healthcare (SHL):

Friday, November 20, 2026 (G)

Accent Group:

Sims Group:

Virgin Australia (VGN):

November 23, 2026 (B)

NIB Holdings:

November 24, 2026 (G)

Monadelphous Group:

November 27, 2026 (B)

Wisetech (WTC):

December 17, 2026

ANZ: announced the date on March 4.

Dyno Nobel (DNL): announced the date early on January 23.

COMPLETED 2026 AGMS/EGMS

January 12, 2026

Forrestania Resources (FRS): announced a $34m two tranche placement at 17.5c with two new cornerstone investors coming in. Bell Potter is being paid a juicy 6% fee. There is a token follow-on $2m SPP which doesn't close until January 12. The stock finished at 39c on January 5 giving it a market cap of $197m. The latest annual report discloses 1,157 shareholders so the theoretical maximum in SPP applications is $34.7m and the $2m cap is likely to be swamped given the offer price is less than half the current price. Is holding a Perth physical EGM on January 12, the closing date for the SPP, to approve the placement. Watch out for this one being closed early.

Vulcan Energy (VUL): EGM to approve two placement resolutions with material protests and the second resolution being withdrawn.

January 15, 2026

# ADX Energy (ADX): 3pm Perth time virtual EGM via this Zoom link to approve various share issues. Market cap $16.6m.

# Cleanteq Water (CNQ): 9.30am virtual EGM via Vistra/Zoom to approve placement and broker options for Canaccord. See notice of meeting. Market cap $31.5m.

January 21, 2026

Simonds Group (SIO): survived its two strikes rem board spill EGM with no protests above 14% on the 4 directors.

January 22, 2026

DevEx Resources (DEV): dinosaur 10.30am physical EGM in Perth to approve earlier $35m placement, which was at least accompanied by an SPP that was expanded to accommodate demand. Market cap was $114m on EGM day after a good year. Only protest votes 7% against option grants to NEDs.

# Fleet Partners (FPR): 10am hybrid in Sydney via Link. See notice of meeting. Market cap was $596m on AGM day. They withdrew the constitutional amendment to allow for virtual AGMs at the 2025 AGM. They've provided shareholder voting numbers at the last two AGMs with no protest votes. See text of 5 questions asked at 2026 meeting.

# De-mem (DEM): 3.30pm virtual EGM via this Zoom/Vistra link to approve various share issues. Registered on Jan 20 but failed to attend due to clash with Ali Moore radio spot. See notice of meeting. Market cap $35.6m. Has got 1,058 shareholders and latest annual report shows $31.7m in accumulated losses and $12.9m of net assets. No protests reported by out-sourced cos sec Tony di Pietro.

# IonDrive (ION): noon physical EGM in Melbourne at 530 Collins St to approve capital raise. See notice of meeting. Market cap $54.5m. They did a $4m placement at 4.4c in November 2025 with no follow on SPP for its 1,895 shareholders so they were added to this "placement only shame file". Failed to attend given lack of time to travel into town and also prepare for other commitments, including radio and consulting gig. No protest votes.

Openn Negotiation (OPN): 11.15am physical AGM in Sydney. Director Gregg Star resigned on January 20 after proxy voting had closed. No protest votes. Stock is suspended.

January 23, 2025

Boab Metals (BML): announced a $60m two tranche placement at 40c with a $7m fixed price SPP to follow. The pricing was a narrow discount to the 5 day VWAP. The first $40m is unconditional and the final $20m is subject to shareholder approval at a physical EGM in Perth on January 23. There were no protest votes. Shaw and Petra are sharing a juicy 6% fee, although 4% is not payable if investors are on the chairman's list or come in through "Debt Partners", whatever that means. The market cap was $247m with the stock at 47c on January 5.

January 27, 2026

Creditclear (CCR): 2pm physical EGM in Melbourne to approve capital raise, including a grant to Paul Dwyer. No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Market cap $118m in late December after a poor year.

Cyclone Metals (CLE): 10am physical EGM in Perth where director removal resolution was defeated and there was a big protest against an incentive grant. Has changed its name to Iron Bear Resources. Market cap around $60m.

Wednesday, January 28, 2025

Next Science (NXS): 10am hybrid EGM in Sydney at Automic office and via their online platform to approve delisting and capital return. See notice of meeting. Market cap $39.5m in late December. Suspended as it lacks sufficient operations following sale of main undertaking. No protests.

January 29, 2026

# Mayne Pharma (MYX): 10am AGM in Melbourne at Minter Ellison (l20, Collins Arch) and via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. See text of 7 written questions lodged at 1 hour meeting.

Workr (WKR): 11am physical EGM in Sydney for software company capitalised at $228m. No protest votes.

January 30, 2026

Elanor Commercial Property Fund (ECF): noon physical EGM called by billionaire Paul Lederer to change the manager. See notice of meeting. Was supported by more than 94% of voted stock.

# TrueNorth Copper (TNC): 10am Brisbane time virtual EGM via Automic to approve capital raising. See notice of meeting. Market cap $70m in late December. See text of 4 questions lodged. No protest votes.

February 3, 2026 (G)

# Apiam Animal Health (AHX): Adamantem is taking them over. See 454 page scheme book which was released on December 12. The scheme meeting is a hybrid via Lumi at 11am in Melbourne on February 3. The market cap is $160m. See text of 4 questions lodged at 25 minute meeting. There was no material opposition.

February 4, 2026

# Ausquest (AQD): 10am physical EGM at Celtic Club in Perth to approve recent placement with no SPP. No protest votes. Board tilt was rejected for not being timely. Market cap $88m in early January 2026.

# Enlitic (ENL): 10am virtual EGM via Link platform to approve various equity issues. See notice of meeting and text of 6 questions asked at 15 minute meeting. Record date 7pm January 23, 2026. Market cap $14m.

# Nufarm (NUF): 11am hybrid at the company HQ. See notice of meeting. See these 5 questions lodged at the 47 minute 2026 AGM.

February 5, 2026 (G)

# Novatti (NOV): 11am physical EGM at 461 Bourke St in Melbourne. Strange after ran a hybrid AGM in November where asked a few questions. Market cap $18.7m in early January 2026. No protest votes.

New Frontier Minerals (NFM): 3pm physical EGM in Perth to approve capital raising. See notice of meeting. Market cap $29m in early January 2026. No protest votes.

February 6, 2026

Cobalt Blue (COB): 11am physical EGM in Sydney to approve capital raise. Market cap $51m in early January 2026.

Havilah Resources (HAV): 11am physical EGM in Adelaide to approve transaction. Market cap $214m in early January 2026.

# Hitiq (HIQ): 11am hybrid EGM in South Melbourne and via this Vistra/Zoom link to approve capital raising. Market cap $11m in early January 2026 with stock at 0.19c. See text of 5 questions asked.

February 9, 2026

# 3D Energi (TDO): 2pm virtual EGM via Vistra/Zoom to approve capital raising. Computershare runs the register. See notice of meeting. Market cap $91m in early January 2026. Failed to turn up due to Super Bowl.

February 12, 2026 (B)

# Hancock & Gore (HNG): 3pm AGM in Sydney with Teams access for online questions. See notice of meeting. Market cap $110m after a poor year. Has an executive chair, a 4 man board and ran a physical AGM in 2025. Latest annual report says has 1,594 shareholders. Biggest protest 15.8% against rem report. Failed to turn up on a slow day.

Immuron (IMR): 11am physical EGM in Lygon St to approve two placement resolutions with 36% against both. Market cap $11m.

February 16, 2026

Minbox Resources: multiple 10-15% protest votes at EGM.

Excelsior Capital: spill EGM with 30% against the 3 directors up for election.

February 17, 2026

# Select Harvest (SHV): 11am physical AGM in Melbourne. See notice of meeting. Market cap $650m so should be a hybrid. Copped a 32% rem first strike and 33% against the CEO's LTI grant last year but no protest votes this year in these proxy votes disclosed early with the formal addresses. Failed to show up due to speech at ASA Monash branch.

February 18, 2026

# Graincorp (GNC): 10am hybrid AGM in Sydney. See notice of meeting. They ran physical meeting since COVID. See 43 minute video webcast archive on 2025 AGM and notice of meeting. Proxies were disclosed early with formals showing 35.7% protest vote against chair Peter Richards, which rose to 45.6% in the poll with extra data from scheme like disclosure. See text of 4 questions lodged. No protest votes in 2026.

# New Zealand King Salmon (NZK): 2pm hybrid NZ time via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Ran a fake hybrid last year but have fixed it this year. See text of 4 questions lodged. No protest votes

# Technology One (TNE): 10.30am hybrid AGM in Brisbane. See notice of meeting. See package on 7 questions lodged at last year's 75 minute meeting. Only protest 15.6% against chair Pat O'Sullivan's re-election. See text of 8 questions lodged. No protest votes in 2026.

# Tower Ltd (TWR): 10am Auckland time hybrid at Eden Park via Computershare. See notice of meeting. No rem report vote. Market cap $532m on AGM day. Only protest last year 12.7% against director Marcus Nagle. See text of 4 questions lodged. No protest votes in 2026.

February 19, 2026

# Aristocrat Leisure (ALL): 11am hybrid AGM in Sydney at the Four Seasons hotel (199 George St) due to renovations to the HQ. See notice of meeting. Market cap hit record $44.7b on January 30 last year, now around $35b. Biggest protest last year 23% against CEO LTI grant. See wrap of AGM action where asked 8 written questions.

Humm Ltd (HUM): EGM was deferred but flew to Sydney and asked them to make the resumed meeting a hybrid.

Realcloud (RCL): 10.30am virtual AGM via Vistra/Zoom. See notice of meeting. Market cap $15.4m. Copped a big 41% vote against extra placement capacity and 16% against two rem resolutions.

February 20, 2026

Advanced Innergy Holdings (AIH): 11am physical AGM in Sydney. Market cap $422m on Jan 19. Is a Bristol-based gas company which reports in pounds. No protest votes.

Ashley Services Group (ASH): 10am physical EGM in Sydney to approve various capital management initiatives. No protest votes.

# Neurizon (NUZ): 2pm AEDT virtual EGM to approve capital raising. See notice of meeting. Is raising up to $24m through a $7.1m placement at 8c and a 2-for-5 non-renounceable entitlement offer with unlimited overs at the same price to raise up to a further $17m. Morgans is getting a 6% fee for participants in their selling network. The stock was at 7.9c on January 5, giving it a market cap of $50.4m including the accelerated component of the raise. See excessive 106 page offer document which dropped on January 5. Failed to attend but no protest votes.

# Sunstone Metals (STM): 10am physical EGM in Melbourne to approve capital raising. Market cap $143m. Biggest protest 19.8% against consolidation of capital.

February 23, 2026

Aspermont (ASP): 4pm Perth time hybrid AGM in Singapore via Zoom. See notice of meeting. Market cap $12.4m with stock at 0.5c. See text of 5 written questions asked at 30 minute meeting last year. Pleased they provided extra voting data in poll results. Stock at 0.1c so did not bother. Some big across the board protest votes this year.

Australian Strategic Metals (ASM): no protests at EGM to approve capital raising.

Corazon Mining (CZN): 10am physical EGM in Perth at Steinpries including Euroz options grant. See notice of meeting. Market cap only $11m.

February 24, 2026

# G11 Resources (G11): 11am Zoom virtual EGM for the Melbourne-based company to approve 3 capital raising resolutions. See notice of meeting. Market cap $42m. See text of 3 questions asked at 11 minute meeting.

Pilot Energy (PGY): 10am dinosaur physical AGM in Perth. Market cap only $8.8m.

February 25, 2026

# Gentrack (GTK): 10am virtual NZ time via the Link platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1.24b. No protest votes and see package on 4 questions asked at 39 minute meeting in 2025, plus these 3 questions asked at 2026 AGM.

Pilot Energy (PGY): market cap only $10m but quite a few AGM protest votes across 16 resolutions.

February 26, 2026

# Aureka Ltd (AKA): 11am zoom EGM via this Vistra link to approve capital raising. See notice of meeting. Market cap only $22.8m. Lodged 4 questions at 15 minute EGM.

February 27, 2026

# Gratifii (GTI): 10am virtual EGM to approve various security issues via Automic platform. Market cap only $30m but recently bounced. Never attended before but missed it as bought on the wrong account and couldn't log in through Automic.

New Murchison Gold (NMG): 10am physical AGM in Perth with January 13 deadline for nominations. See notice of meeting. Nominated but then withdrew when they committed to hybrid AGMs from 2027. Ran a dinosaur physical AGM in Perth in 2025 and also did a placement without an SPP. Market cap almost $500m after a boomer year. See 2024-25 annual report detailing it has 6,373 shareholders. No protest votes in 2025.

Summit Minerals (SUM): 10am physical EGM in Perth which was originally scheduled for February 5 and then delayed on February 4. Market cap just $5.6m.

March 2, 2026

# ABX Group (ABX): 1.30pm Melbourne time zoom/Vistra EGM to approve 8 capital raising resolutions. See notice of meeting. Market cap $32.6m. Failed to turn up. Biggest protests 21.6% against two lead manager equity grants.

March 9, 2026 (B)

Cyprium Metals (CYM): 11am physical EGM in Perth to approve placement. Market cap $312m. No protest votes.

# US1 Critical Minerals (USC): 10am AEDT virtual EGM via this Zoom link to approve 5 capital raising resolutions. Market cap $20m on Feb 11. No protests and didn't attend due to Ari's golf birthday catch up.

March 11, 2026

Alpha HPA (A4N): 11am physical EGM in Sydney at Martin Place to approve two placement resolutions. No protest votes. Market cap $840m on March 2.

Thursday, March 12, 2026

# Adheris Health (AHE): 10am virtual EGM Sydney time via this Zoom link to approve two executive incentive grant resolutions. Both supported by 93% of voted stock. Market cap $13.4m on Feb 11. See text of 4 questions asked.

BMG Resources (BMG): 11am physical EGM in Perth to approve 5 capital raise resolutions. No protest votes. Market cap $45m after a recent run.

# EBR Inc (EBR): 9am AEDT EGM to approve capital raise via the Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. The market cap was $312m on EGM day. Owned 208 shares on the day after participating in a 2025 SPP. Didn't have Lumi control number so unable to participate.

# Oncosil Medical (OSL): 10am virtual EGM to approve 8 share issue resolutions. See notice of meeting. Market cap $14.6m on EGM day. Didn't have Lumi control number so unable to participate.

Zenith Minerals (ZNC): 9am physical EGM in Perth to approve capital raise. Biggest protest 15.8% against performance grant to Andrew Smith. Market cap around $50m.

Brightstar Resources (BTR): 10am physical EGM in Perth to approve two tranche placement. Market cap $416m on Feb 11.

March 13, 2026

Careteq (CTQ): 9am virtual AEDT to sell main undertaking. Market cap $2m.

March 16, 2026

# EQ Resources (EQR): 3.30pm Melbourne time Zoom virtual EGM to deal with 12 share issue resolutions and a hostile Stephen Mayne board nomination complaining about the lack of an SPP. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1.65b on EGM day. See wrap of meeting.

Native Mineral Resources (NMR): 10am hostile physical EGM in Sydney to change the board. See notice of meeting. Market cap around $107m. All 5 hostile resolutions, including a name change, were defeated with 77% against.

Thursday, March 19, 2026 (G)

# Entropy (ENP): 3pm physical EGM in Camberwell to approve capital raise. No protests above 6%. Market cap around $50m. Has got $39m in accumulated losses and net assets of $8m.Do ahead of Ali Moore.

IperionX (IPX): EGM in Perth with protest of 17.8% against two incentive grant resolutions.

# MRG Metals (MRQ): noon physical EGM in Melbourne to approve 10 capital raising resolutions. No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Market cap $13.3m on Feb 16.

Friday, March 20, 2026

# Dateline Resources (DTR): physical EGM in Sydney to approve capital raising. No protest votes.

Tuesday, March 24, 2026 (B)

Apollo Minerals (AON): 10am physical EGM in Perth to approve placement. No protests. Market cap circa $60m.

# Micro X (MX1): 2.30pm hybrid EGM to approve capital raise. No protests. See notice of meeting. Market cap $47m on March 17.

# Pacific Lime & Cement (PLA): 3pm virtual EGM to approve capital raising. No protests. Market cap $237m on March 2.

Pursuit Minerals (PUR): 4pm physical EGM in Melbourne to approve 9 capital raising resolutions. Modest protests of 7-15% against on 6 items. See notice of meeting. Market cap $22.3m on Feb 16.

March 25, 2026:

Cobre Ltd (CBE): used AFR Street Talk to announce a big $50m raising at 15c to find an acquisition in Chile when the copper and silver explorer was only capitalised at $81 million going into the deal. The official announcement didn't drop until 1.05pm on February 12 and it detailed a $60m placement at 15c with existing major shareholder Tribecca corner-stoning. They're holding a physical EGM in Sydney on March 25. There were 15 resolutions with biggest protests around 8% against.

# Sarytogan Graphite (SGA): 4pm hybrid in Perth to approve capital raising. See notice of meeting. Market cap $17.8m on February 23. Strange as had to email company to gain access. No protest votes.

Thursday, March 26, 2026 (B)

Heramed (HMD): 10am physical EGM in Hawthorn East to approve 10 capital raising resolutions via Xcend. Market cap $41m on February 25. No protest votes.

Iris Metals (IR1): crypto outfit which held an EGM in South Yarra. The only material protest was 16% against a change to the constitution.

Friday, March 27, 2026

Austral Resources (AR1): holding a physical EGM in Brisbane to approve various share issues. Big 31% protest votes against 3 incentive grants to the directors. Market cap was $176m on March 11. They announced a $65m placement at 9c corner-stoned by QIC, followed by a $5m SPP explained in this unusually long 80 page prospectus. The stock closed at 9.3c on February 23, giving it a market cap of $156m. Bell Potter and Shaw shared the 4.5% fee, partially reduced for the funds served up by Gerry Harvey.

Forrestania Resources (FRS): 10am physical EGM in Perth to approve 12 capital raising resolutions. No protest votes. Market cap $436m on EGM day.

Resouro Strategic Metals (RAU): 9am AEDT virtual out of Canada. See notice of meeting. No protests in these hard to read results. Market cap $42m on Feb 24. Record date was February 17 so too late to buy in.

# Unico Silver (USL): noon virtual EGM via Zoom/Vistra to approve 3 capital raising items. The only protest was 9.3% against the two director incentive grant resolutions. See text of 5 questions asked at 32 minute meeting. Market cap $393m on EGM day.

March 30, 2026

# Ava Risk Group (AVA): 9am virtual EGM to approve capital raising. Against votes of 7-10% on all 5 resolutions. Market cap $16.6m on February 23.

BPM Minerals (BPM): 10am physical EGM in Perth to approve capital raising. Market cap around $50m. Big 24% protest against employee incentive scheme.

Dotz Nano (DTZ): no protests across 17 resolutions at EGM. Market cap $24m.

Linq Minerals (LNQ): physical AGM in Perth with noms deadline February 13 and market cap $95m. A ridiculous 24 resolutions at this week's LinQ Minerals AGM. There were 8 protest votes above 40% on various incentive grant resolutions:

Recharge Metals: no protests across 13 resolutions. Market cap $8m.

March 31, 2026

Santana Minerals (SMI): The AFR's Street Talk column reported at 7.43am on February 16 that the "ASX-listed gold miner capitalised at $830 million, was in front of fund managers on Monday morning, seeking to raise equity on the back of a recovery in gold prices. Sources said stockbrokers Bell Potter and Canaccord Genuity were wall-crossing investors over the weekend about a $120 million capital raising. Shares were being offered at 90c a share, they said." The official announcement dropped at 11.13am on February 17 and detailed a $130m two-tranche placement at 90c, along with a $30m SPP which received an ASX waiver with some interesting conditions. The stock closed at 90c on March 2, giving it a market cap of $870m. The physical EGM to approve the placement is being held in Perth at 10am on March 31. There were no protest votes.

April 1, 2026

Botanix Pharmaceutical (BOT): 9am physical EGM in Perth to approve capital raising. No protest votes. Market cap $120m on March 4.

Stellar Resources (SRZ): 11am physical EGM in Sydney to approve 4 share issue resolutions. No protest votes. Market cap $96m on February 25.

Tuesday, April 7, 2026

Codeifai (CDE): 11am virtual EGM to approve 13 share issue resolutions. Two protest votes around 30%. See 3 questions asked at 2025 EGM.

Gorilla Gold (GG8): 10am physical EGM in Perth to approve 2 capital raising resolutions. No protest votes. Market cap $318m on March 6.

April 8, 2026 (G)

# West Wits Mining (WWI): 3pm physical EGM in Melbourne (L20, 180 Williams St) to approve 5 capital raising resolutions after recent placement. Attended 37 minute meeting in person. See wrap of the debate. Has appeared 3 times on the placement only shame file list since June 2025. Market cap $287m on April 2.

April 9, 2026 (B)

CTI Logistics (CLX): 5pm physical EGM in West Perth to approve 3 incentive grant resolutions. No protest votes. Market cap $179m on March 6.

Nagambie Resources (NAG): 11am virtual EGM to approve 7 resolutions including Alkane joint venture. No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Market cap $10.5m.

April 10, 2026 (G, in Sydney)

# AMP (AMP): 10am hybrid in Sydney at the Wesley Centre. See notice of meeting and Computershare link. No protest votes or headcount voting disclosure. Biggest protest last year was 6.4% against rem report and 4.6% against chair Mike Hurst.

Aumega Metals (AAM): 10am physical EGM in Perth to approve 16 capital raising resolutions. No protest votes. Market cap $32m on March 4.

# GPT (GPT): 9.30am physical AGM in Sydney at The Mint with a one way webcast. See notice of meeting. Attended 90 minute meeting in person. See transcript and these extracts of the 9 questions asked. No protest votes. See wrap of 2025 meeting where proxy Andy Darroch asked 6 questions from the floor. No protest votes last year either.

# Magellan (MFG): 11am hybrid in Sydney at MFG HQ which is L36 of 25 Martin Place to approve Barrenjoey takeover. Placement was approved by 92.7% of voted stock and they added the headcount data showing strong support. See notice of meeting. Attended 50 minute meeting in person. See this summary of issues raised.

April 13 (B)

# Australian United Investments (DUI): is taking over its slightly larger LIC sibling DUI in an all-scrip deal that will create a more scaled $2.4 billion LIC. The deal was announced on January 30. See 100 page merger implementation agreement put together by Freehills. The hybrid scheme meeting was held in Melbourne at Freehills (L24, 80 Collins St) at noon on April 13 via the Link/MUFG platform. See notice of meeting. Attended in person and was the only shareholder asking questions. Didn't record it and no online recording of meeting provided.

# Insignia (IFL): 10am hybrid scheme meeting in Melbourne at Mallesons (L24, 447 Collins St) to approve $3 billion takeover. Attended the 1 hour meeting in person and awaiting recording to be published which have requested.

# African Gold (A1G): announced an all scrip merger with Toronto-listed Montague on December 1, 2025 which saw the stock soar to a market cap of $550m in early March 2026. The Ivory Coast focused gold miner will be delisted from the ASX on completion. The physical scheme meeting is scheduled for 10.30am Perth time on April 13. It was comfortably approved. See 664 page scheme book.

April 14

Fineos (FCL): biggest AGM protest 16% against options grant to executive chair. Attended last year but missed this year.

April 15

BMG Resources (BMG): 11am physical EGM in Perth to approve incentive grant and name change to WA Gold, which is original. No protest votes. Market cap $40m on March 17.

# National Storage (NSR): A consortium of Brookfield and GIC offered $2.86 per share and were given exclusive due diligence until December 7, 2025 which materialised into a binding offer at that price which valued the equity at $4 billion as Chanticleer explained in this piece looking at the Brookfield-GIC history at Origin Energy. The 278 page scheme book landed on March 10 and the hybrid scheme meeting will be held at 10am Brisbane time on April 15 and via the Computershare platform. See text of 4 questions asked at 45 minute scheme meeting.

# Novonix (NVX): 9am hybrid AGM in Brisbane via Link platform. See notice of meeting. See text of 6 questions lodged at 1 hour meeting. Market cap $343m in Feb 2025. See wrap of action in 2025 where lodged 7 questions at 48 minute meeting. Protest votes of 4-14% across all 12 resolutions.

# X2M Connect (X2M): 3pm virtual EGM Melbourne time via Automic to approve two share issue resolutions. Market cap only $4.5m. Has $46m in accumulated losses and Alan Stockdale is chair. See text of 4 questions lodged at 18 minute meeting.

Thursday, April 16, 2026 (G)

# DUI: noon hybrid scheme meeting in Melbourne and via the Link platform to approve merger with AUI. See scheme book. See text of 4 questions lodged at 45 minute meeting.

Hexima (HXL): 10am physical EGM in Melbourne at L6 400 Collins St to approve return of capital. Tiny market cap and no protest votes.

# Santos (STO): 10am physical meeting in Adelaide with no non-binding climate vote from the company like last year. See notice of meeting. Biggest protest this year 23% against rem report and last year was 15% against climate plan. See webcast of 2.5 hour meeting where they followed the agenda. Own 10 shares.

April 17

# Chimeric Therapeutics (CHM): 11am hybrid EGM in Carlton at level 3, 62 Lygon St and via Lumi platform to approve 7 items including adviser options and a share consolidation. Latest balance sheet shows $87m in accumulated losses and negative equity of $3m. Market cap $6.6m on EGM day. Bought 250,000 units on March 19. Attended in person. See summary of discussion.

# Rivco Australia (RIV): 10am physical AGM at Adelaide Convention Centre. Changed its name from Duxton Water and market cap was $231m on April 2. Massive protest votes including huge rem strike and apparent defeat of a director. In 2025 there was a big 40% protest vote against termination fee proposal for the manager and 17% against rem report.

Tungsten Mining (TGN): 9.30am physical EGM in Perth to approve 2 placement resolutions. No protests. Has a market cap above $400m.

Monday, April 20

# Findi (FND): 10am virtual EGM via this Zoom link to approve 5 capital raising resolutions. Market cap $64m on EGM day. See text of 3 questions lodged. No protest votes.

# Pepper Money (PPM): 11am virtual AGM via Lumi. See notice of meeting. Market cap $795m on AGM day. Biggest protest 10.3% against CEO's LTI grant. See text of 5 questions submitted.

April 21, 2026 (B)

# Australian Rare Earths (AR3): 4pm Adelaide-time virtual EGM via Automic platform to approve placement and manager incentive grant. Lodged 2 brief written questions. Market cap $35m on March 25.

# Investigator Silver (IVR): 10.30am AEST time virtual EGM via Zoom/Vistra to approve capital raising. See text of 4 questions asked. Market cap $180m on EGM day. See notice of meeting.

# Summerset Group (SNZ): 2.30pm virtual AGM NZ time in Wellington via the Link platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $2.44 billion. See wrap of 97 minute meeting where asked 4 questions. More than 99.8% in favour of all 4 resolutions.

April 22, 2026 (G)

Bellavista Resources (BVR): capital raising EGM with multiple 15% protest votes against incentive grants.

Energy Transition Minerals (ETM): 3pm physical AGM in Perth which had some enormous protest votes. Market cap around $200m in March 2026. Brought it forward from second last day in 2025 when it was a 9am physical AGM in Melbourne. See notice of meeting. Only protest last year 15% against placement capacity. Has recruited Julie Bishop as a strategic adviser. Accumulated losses of $400m and net assets of $15.7m.

Firefly Metals (FFM): 9am physical EGM in Perth to approve demerger and other capital issues. See notice of meeting. No protest votes. Market cap $1.2 billion on March 23.

Little Green Pharma (LGP): 3.30pm Perth time zoom EGM to approve 3 capital raising resolutions. Registered on April 18 but missed it as was late driving back from PI after pulling over to take a call from EB. No protest votes. Market cap $28m on March 23.

Metro Mining (MMI): running an 11am physical AGM in Brisbane on April 22 with Teams one way viewing. Market cap $391m in February 2026. Biggest protest 9.1% against CEO incentive grant. Last year it was 14% against CEO's LTI grant. Accumulated losses of $254m and net assets of $40.6m so investors are in marginally in front.

# NZ Me (NZM): hybrid via Link platform starting at 3pm NZ time. See notice of meeting, 6 questions asked at 2023 AGM and 5 questions lodged at 2025 AGM. Also lobbed 5 questions at this 2026 AGM.

Orpheus Uranium (ORP): AGM with no protest votes. Market cap $21m.

# Scentre Group (SCG): 10am hybrid at the Wesley Centre in Sydney via Computershare. See notice of meeting. See text of 5 questions asked at 90 minute meeting. There were no protest votes.

Strickland Metals (STK): Perth EGM with two 37% protest votes against directors receiving placement shares.

Latitude Financial (LFS): 10am physical AGM in Melbourne with one way webcast via Computershare. No protest votes. Market cap $977m on March 23.

April 23, 2026

Careteq (CTQ): 9am AEST virtual EGM via Automic to approve 3 capital raising resolutions for the Melbourne-based company. Market cap only $2.4m. Accumulated losses of $24.8m and claimed net assets of $1.2m.

# Enlitic (ENL): 9am AEST virtual AGM via MUFG platform. See notice of meeting and text of 4 questions lodged at meeting. Market cap $8.3m.

Hawsons Iron (HIO): 11am physical EGM in Brisbane to approve placement. Double digit protest votes on all resolutions. Market cap $18m.

# Imugene (IMU): 9.30am hybrid AGM in Sydney and via Automic platform. Market cap $54m on March 23. Accidentally sold out early so missed it.

# Woodside Energy (WDS): 10am hybrid at Crown Perth and via the Lumi platform. See notice of meeting and text of 3 questions lodged at 105 minute meeting. Biggest protest last year 19.5% against Ann Pickard. This year it was 34% against the new CEO's LTI grant.

April 24, 2026 (G)

Beam Communications: 10am physical EGM in Mulgrave to approve a 14c per share cash return to shareholders. No protests. Market cap $15.5m on March 27.

# Iress (IRE): 10.30am hybrid in Melbourne via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1.44 billion. See wrap of 2026 in person exchanges. See text of 5 questions asked at 2025 AGM. No protest votes and commendably provided extra voting data.

Sportshero (SHO): noon physical EGM in Sydney to approve 9 share issue resolutions. No protests. Market cap $87.5m on March 25.

April 27, 2026

Peppermint Innovation (PIL): AGM with no protest votes. Market cap tiny.

Tuesday, April 28 (G)

Doctor Care Anywhere (DOC): 7pm hybrid in Melbourne at L16, 452 Flinders St. See notice of meeting. Market cap $48m on April 1. See wrap of the action.

NRW Holdings (NWH): 10am physical EGM in Perth to approve incentive grant for CEO Julian Pemberton. Big protest with 19.6% opposing it.

April 29 (B)

# ERA: 9.30am physical AGM in Brisbane. See notice of meeting. No protest votes.

# G8 Education (GEM): noon hybrid in Brisbane via Link platform like in 2025. See notice of meeting. Market cap $189 million on AGM day. See wrap of AGM where asked 4 questions and David Kingston was on fire. Amazingly, there were no protest votes. See summary of 4 questions asked at 2025 AGM and voting results with 28% backing shareholder resolution on paid parental leave. No protest votes in 2025 either.

Terra Metals (TM1): 10am physical EGM in Perth to approve 5 resolutions after recent placement. Market cap $257m on March 27 after a cracking year. No protest votes.

Torque Metals (TOR): 10am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $272m on April 2. Multiple 20% protest votes against incentive grants.

Thursday, April 30, 2026 (G)

Burgundy Diamond Mines (BDM): long term suspended but holding a 9am physical EGM in Perth. See notice of meeting. There were protests of 8-12% on all resolutions. See Alan Kohler interview with CEO. In 2025 there were two 40%+ rem protest votes and 37% against the extra placement capacity request. Market cap has crashed and stock is suspended.

# Capstone Copper (CSC): admitted to the ASX200 in September 2024. Market cap has soared to $9.4b in early 2025. In 2026 it's an April 30 AGM in Vancouver with a March 9 record date. Biggest protest 29% against options plan. Voted via CPU on April 26 but no ability to appoint a proxy given CDIs.

Celsius Resources (CLA): EGM with biggest protest 35% against incentive grant to director Neil Grimes. Market cap $30m.

GreenHY2 (H2G): 11am physical AGM in Sydney. Market cap $10m. Accumulated losses of $87.2m and net assets of $2.8m. No protest votes. Changed its name to H2G Ltd.

# Evergold Minerals (EG1): changed its name from Evergreen Lithium last year. 11am physical EGM at Suite 205, 9-11 Claremont St, South Yarra. See 126 page notice of meeting. Voted on all 9 resolutions via Automic on April 26. No protest votes. Market cap $8.5m and falling. Did a $5.2m placement in February 2026 with no SPP for the circa 800 retail holders. The Feb 2026 accounts show $27.3m in accumulated losses and net assets of $4.6m.

# Iluka Resources (ILU): 9.30am physical AGM in Perth. See notice of meeting. Gave them a spray on Twitter. Voted against all resolutions via CPU on April 26 due to no hybrid. There was an 18.4% vote against rem and 25% against CEO LTI grant. Market cap $3.5b in May 2026. Also held a 2pm physical AGM in Perth last year after previously running hybrids. 31% against director Susie Corlett, 12% against rem and 11% against another director last year. Last attended when asked these 7 questions in 2024.

May 1, 2026 (B)

Cygnus Metals (CY5): 9am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $165m on April 2. Biggest protest 8% against two directors.

Legend Mining (LEG): 2pm physical AGM in Perth. No protest votes. Market cap $22m. Accumulated losses of $84.2m and net assets of $48.8m so write-offs coming.

Tuesday, May 5, 2026

Arc Funds (ARC): 11.30am virtual EGM Sydney time via Registry Direct. Market cap $5.6m.

Australis Oil and Gas (ATS): 10am physical AGM in Perth. See notice of meeting. Market cap $32m on February 27 after a better year. No protest votes.

May 6, 2026

# Brainchip Holdings (BRN): 2026 11am hybrid in Sydney and via Lumi platform. See notice of meeting. Attended hybrid in 2024. Market cap $580m. AGM is 11am on May 6. See notice of meeting. Accumulated losses of $US198.2m and net assets of $US19.8m. See text of 5 questions asked and voting results with huge protests. See text of 2 questions lodged at 2026 AGM. There were big protest votes including a second strike and 21% support for the spill.

# Capral Aluminium (CAA): 10am virtual AGM via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting and text of 3 written questions lodged at 2025 AGM. No protest votes. Proxies disclosed early with formals. Market cap $155m. Accumulated losses of $331m and net assets of $225m so a long term disaster for investors. Recently bought. See text of 5 questions asked at 2026 AGM.

# Channel Infrastructure (CHI): 2pm NZ time hybrid in Auckland and via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap around $1 billion. See text of 4 questions lodged at 80 minute 2026 AGM.

# Rio Tinto (RIO): 4pm hybrid in Perth. See notice of meeting. Both meetings are being held at once for the first time. Last year was a 9.30am hybrid in Perth. See text of 2 questions submitted, only one of which was asked. Only own 3 shares. See text of 2 questions submitted in 2026, only 1 of which was asked. No material protest votes.


Thursday, May 7, 2026

# Alcoa CDIs (AAI): 7.30am AEST virtual AGM via the Broadridge platform. See notice of meeting. It appears CDI holders can neither vote or ask questions at the meeting. Missed March 12 record date last year so bought on January 27 this year. Slept in so missed it.

# ARN Media (A1N): 9am hybrid in Sydney via Link/MUFG platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $83m on AGM day. See huge 90% protest on rem report and lively wrap of the 2026 AGM where asked 7 written questions. See text of 4 questions asked last year where there were 3 protests in the 11-13% range. Accumulated losses of $1.225 billion and net assets of $250m.

# Bell Financial Group (BFG): 10am virtual AGM via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $428m. See text of 4 written questions submitted last year and 2 questions submitted this year with no protest votes at either. Own 10 shares.

# Briscoe Group (BGP): 10am hybrid Auckland time via the Link platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $990m and no protest votes, like in 2025 when submitted these 5 butchered questions. Was unable to vote online by MUFG on April 26 for some reason. Missed 2026 AGM due to sleeping in on a slow day.

Culpeo Minerals (CPO): biggest AGM protest 11.8% against rem report. Market cap $9.5m on AGM day.

DPM Metals Inc (DPM): dual listed in Toronto and runs a big gold-copper mine in Bulgaria. Ran a virtual AGM via Computershare platform. No protest votes at AGM. Market cap was $11.44b on AGM day.

# EBR: 9am Brisbane time virtual via Computershare platform. See 94 page notice of meeting. No protest votes. Bizarrely, CDI holders in the California-based company couldn't vote or ask questions at the AGM so shouldn't have bothered buying in. Market cap $283m on April 2 after a poor year.

# Helia (HLI): 11am hybrid AGM in Sydney via Link/MUFG platform. Ran a best practice meeting complete with headcount data and no protest votes. Market cap $1.42b on AGM day in 2026. See text of 6 questions asked in 2026 and 5 questions asked in 2025 when there was a 28% rem strike and big protest votes over CEO share sale.

Megado Minerals (MEG): 10am physical AGM in Melbourne. Shifted from last day laggard in 2025. See notice of meeting. No protest votes. Market cap $12.5m after better year.

# NGE Capital (NGE): 3.30pm physical AGM at Collins Square in Melbourne. Last year was a virtual by tele-conference. See notice of meeting. No protests and they included headcount data, same as after request at 2025 AGM. Market cap $45m. Accumulated losses of $27.8m and net assets of $49m. See summary of strange tele-conference virtual AGM in 2025.

Panther Metals (PNT): See notice of meeting for 11.30am physical AGM in Perth. Modest losses. No protests in 2026. Market cap $4.5m.

Sentinel Metals (SNM): AGM with no protest votes. Market cap $64.6m on AGM day.


Friday May 8, 2026

Australian Unity Office Fund (AOF): unitholders comfortably approved wind up resolution at EGM.

Cyclopharm (CYC): physical AGM in Sydney with no protest votes. Good that they've shifted from the last possible day in 2025 when they held a physical meeting in Sydney at 11.30am at Kingsgrove. See notice of meeting. Only protest last year 9% against CEO's performance grant. Capped at $108m in December 2025. The constitution unusually opens on page 4 outlining a range of 3-9 directors. Nominations must be 35 business days before the AGM and made by two members, whose names are included in the notice of meeting sent to all shareholders. See page 5. No sign of any AGM webcast archive from 2024 meeting. Australian Ethical has been selling down.

# Imricor Medical Systems (IMR): 9am AEST virtual AGM via this Computershare link. See notice of meeting. Biggest protest 18.4% against increased incentive plan. Biggest protest last year was 27% against CEO's options grant. US based company so hold CDIs. As a CDI holder, you sit under a nominee holding, aggregated with all other CDI holders. This means you can only vote prior to the meeting, and the nominee casts your vote (along with all other CDI holders) before proxy voting close. As you sit under a nominee, you can't vote or ask questions at the AGM itself, although I I did manage to get in as a guest and lob one question but it was too late so we had a no questions 23 minute AGM. A company rep later apologised for missing the question. Market cap had soared to $610m by the 2026 AGM day. Sold out on May 6. Record date was March 16 and bought on March 9.

# QBE Insurance (QBE): 10am Sydney hybrid at Wesley Centre and via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. There are 3 hostile climate resolutions. Lobbed these 4 questions at the 91 minute AGM with the biggest protest being 13% against the CEO's LTI grant. Also, see text of 4 questions submitted at 97 minute meeting last year.

Superior Resources (SPQ): ran an EGM where these voting results via Link/MUFG included head count data. Well done.

Timah Resources (TML): 9.30am physical AGM in Carlton with no protest votes. Market cap around $4m.

TPG Telecom (TPG): 10am physical AGM in Sydney with one way website. See notice of meeting. Biggest protest 12.2% against rem report. Market cap was $8.12b on AGM day. Last year was a 10am physical AGM in Sydney but no hybrid via platform or its share registry provider Computershare where the biggest protest was 11.6% against CEO's incentive grants. Gave their ongoing ban on online participation a whack on Twitter.

WA Kaolin (WAK): suspended outfit held an EGM trying to stay afloat. The broker options resolution for Leeuwin Wealth only scraped home with 49.3% against. Gave options to brokers practice a spray on Twitter.

West African Resources (WAF): 9.30am physical AGM in Perth. See notice of meeting. Copped a 32% rem strike last year. Avoided a strike in 2026 with strong support for all 18 resolutions. Executive chair and no constitution online or archive of past AGM recordings.

Monday May 11, 2026

Embark Early Education (EVO): 11am physical AGM on the Gold Coast. Market cap $81.5m on May 8. Biggest protest last year 7% against extra 10% placement capacity. Ran a Gold Coast physical AGM in 2024 and also did a big placement with no SPP last year. Retained earnings of $175m and net assets of $106.6m as of December 31, 2025.

# Turaco Gold (TCG): 10am physical AGM in Perth including placement refresh. No protest votes. Last year was also a physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $611m on May 8. Big protests last year against incentive grants and extra 10% placement capacity withdrawn as market cap exceeded $300m. Accumulated losses of $87.2m and net assets of $55m so investors well in front. Latest annual report says it has 2,459 shareholders.

May 12, 2026 (G)

EDU Holdings (EDU): 10am physical AGM in Sydney. Market cap $22m. There was a 24.2% protest against extra placement capacity and 16.2% against the fee cap increase for directors. Gave them a slap on Twitter. Only protest in 2025 9.3% against extra 10% placement capacity. Accumulated losses of $18m and net assets of $12.4m.

Magontech (MGL): 11am physical AGM in Sydney. No major protests at 2025 AGM. Market cap $12.7m on AGM day. Only protest 11% against the CEO's incentive grant. Allan Gray biggest holder with 27.5%. Feb 2026 accumulated losses of $33m and net assets of $46m so surprised auditor Rob Cooper, the signing audit partner from Camphin Boston, hasn't forced more write-downs. Gave them a gentle tickle on Twitter.

# Newmont Mining (NEM): midnight virtual meeting Melbourne time (8am Mountain Daylight Time on May 12 in US) via the Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Own 2 shares which have soared recently. Market cap $171b on AGM day. Fully intended to ask some questions but CDI holders were banned from participating. Was a joke 8 minute meeting with no questions. See this meeting wrap.

May 13, 2026

# Atlas Arteria (ALX): 10am hybrid in Melbourne at Dexus Place (L6, 80 Collins St) and via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting and text of 7 questions asked at 94 minute meeting. In 2025 it was a 10am hybrid in Melbourne at RACV Club and via the Computershare platform with no protest votes. See text of 4 questions asked in 2025, 6 questions asked at 2024 AGM and 6 questions asked at 2023 AGM. Only own 11 shares.

Freehill Mining (FHS): 11am hybrid EGM in Melbourne via this Zoom link to approve 3 capital raising resolutions and a name change. No protest votes. Market cap $6m on April 14. Has got $34m in accumulated losses and $13.3m in claimed net assets. Stock was at 0.001c so too risky to buy.

# Grange Resources (GRR): Lodged this nomination letter on March 23 ahead of the 10am physical AGM in Burnie. Market cap $202m on AGM day. Retained earnings of $778m and claimed net assets of $1.1 billion so big write-downs coming. The auditor is Chris Dodd from PwC. The notice of meeting landed on April 13 with some punchy language attacking the nomination but at least they ran the platform in full. The local paper in Tassie picked up on the "savage no". Voted via Automic on April 26 and appointed Jacqui Lambie as proxy. The online voting was dodgy in naming the incumbent directors but dehumanising me as just a "non-board endorsed candidate". See via this Tweet. The latest annual report says it has 9,241 shareholders and state-owned Shagong International (HK) is the controlling shareholder with 47.9%. Only protest last year was 12% against rem report. Polled a miserable 0.81% of the vote. No idea what happened at the meeting.

# Humm Group (HUM): noon hostile EGM at Thomson Geer in Sydney (60 Martin Place) called by Jeremy Raper and other upset shareholders. See board's response. Was first scheduled for February 19 and has been adjourned on multiple occasions as various Takeovers Panel battles rage, now extending to a High Court challenge. A compromise saw most resolutions withdrawn and the one that was put saw 46% support for removing incumbent director Andrew Darbyshire.

Thursday, May 14, 2026

# Ampol (ALD): 10am hybrid at The Mint in Sydney via the open briefings online platform. See notice of meeting and text of 5 questions asked at 50 minute meeting. No protests. Also, see text of 5 written questions asked in 2025, plus these 6 questions asked at 2024 AGM.

Bass Oil (BAS): 11am physical AGM in Adelaide. Market cap $12.5m. Accumulated losses of $28.3m and net assets of $7m. Big protest votes in 2025 including majority rem strike and CEO LTI grant passing by 50.15%. No protest above 12% in 2026.

Enova Mining (ENV): 10am physical AGM in Moorabbin. No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Moorabbin-based company with a market cap of $8.6m. Accumulated losses of $29.5m and net assets of $9.5m.

# Flight Centre (FLT): 9am virtual EGM via Computershare platform to approve Pedal Group related party transaction. See notice of meeting. No protest votes and see text of 2 questions asked at 15 minute meeting.

# Freelancer (FLN): 4pm hybrid AGM in Sydney. See notice of meeting. Voted via Boardroom on April 26. No protest votes. Only asked these 2 lame questions as arrived at the end. The market cap was down to $63m on AGM day. See text of 7 written questions lodged in 2025.

# Meteoric Resources (MEI): 10am physical AGM in Perth. Voted against most resolutions via Automic on April 26. No protest votes. Market cap $503m on March 16 after a boomer year. Ran a physical AGM in Perth last November so must have changed balance date. Is on the placement only shame file. Accumulated losses of $137.6m and net assets of $53.8m as of December 31, 2025.

# OM Holdings (OMH): 10am Perth time physical AGM in Singapore. Is incorporated in Bermuda. Market cap $250m. No protest votes last year or this year. Own 6 units and never attended AGM. Has audited net assets of $US116m as of December 31, 2025.

# Oohmedia (OML): 11am physical AGM in Sydney with no protest votes. See notice of meeting. Sadly, it is a physical only affair on level 2 of 73 Miller St North Sydney starting at 11am via Link with one way webcast. Market cap $781m. Accumulated losses of $75.8m and net assets of $746m. No protest votes last year although CEO Cath O'Connor's incentive grant was withdrawn. Only own 6 shares.

# TouchVentures (TVL): 11am physical AGM in Melbourne at DLA Piper (80 Collins St). See notice of meeting. No protest votes. Voted by MUFG on April 26. Market cap $45m on April 16. Last year ran a physical AGM in Sydney. No protest votes. Accumulated losses of $114.7m and net assets of $84.1m.

Friday, May 15, 2026

Arika Resources (ARI): 10am physical EGM in Perth to approve Nex transaction. No protests. Market cap $30m.

Frontier Energy (FHE): 10am physical AGM in Perth. See notice of meeting. Biggest protest 7.5% against options grant to Grant Davey. Mark McGowan announced as chair in 2024, then withdrew. They ran a 9am physical in Perth on May 24, 2024. Biggest 2025 protest 44% against options grant to director Chris Bath. The market cap was $125m in December 2025. Didn't release a deadline for nominations last year. Accumulated losses of $46.7m and net assets of $84.8m as of December 31, 2025.

# GQG Partners (GQG): 9am Melbourne time virtual via Link platform. See notice of meeting. See text of 4 questions lodged at 23 minute meeting with no protests. Voted for 2 female directors by proxy on April 26 but no rem vote and no ability to appoint a proxy for some reason. See text of 4 questions asked last year, plus these 13 questions at its debut AGM in 2022.

# Great Southern Mining (GSN): 9am Perth time virtual EGM to approve 7 capital raising items after recent $4.6m placement with no SPP. No protest votes. A bit dodgy because you have to email co sec to get the online details and email to request a poll form to vote on the day. Was emailed this Zoom link. Computershare runs the register but are seemingly not being paid to run this meeting. See text of 3 questions lodged at 16 minute meeting. Market cap $23m on EGM day. Has got $30.6m in accumulated losses and net assets of $16.2m.

One Click Group (1CG): noon physical AGM in Perth with no protest votes. Two modest protest votes against performance rights last year. Market cap $9.5m. Accumulated losses of $15.2m and net assets of $3.64m as of December 31, 2025.

Simble Solutions (SIS): 11am physical AGM in Sydney with no protest votes. Market cap $3.5m. Only 2025 protest 25% against a director. Accumulated losses of $78.7m and net assets of 662k.

Tian An Australia (TIA): noon physical AGM in Sydney. Market cap $22m in April 2026. No protest votes in 2025 or 2026, even against extra 10% placement capacity. Accumulated losses of $222.1m and net assets of $68m so more write-offs coming. Tian An Australia (formerly PBD Developments/Port Bouvard) experienced significant financial losses, including a net loss of $103.46 million in FY2012 and subsequent statutory losses in later years, driven by a combination of legacy asset impairments, lack of project completions, and high development costs.

May 18, 2026

6K Additive (6KA): US company AGM with no protest votes.

# TZ Ltd (TZL): 11am virtual EGM Melbourne time via Zoom for questions and Computershare for voting to approve 5 capital raising items. See notice of meeting. Missed due to crook back. No protest votes. Market cap $14.5m on April 16. Accumulated losses of $232.4m and negative equity of $6.3m as of December 31, 2025.

May 19, 2026

# ADX Energy (ADX): 3pm hybrid AGM Perth time via this Zoom link. Registered on May 8 and received a confirmation the same day. Did my back so was a no show due to a medical appointment. Computershare runs the register. Had 13 resolutions and ran a Zoom virtual AGM in 2025. Market cap $27m on April 24, 2026. No protests across 12 resolutions last year. Accumulated losses of $96m by 2025 and net assets of $22.7m.

Anax Metals (ANX): 10am physical EGM in Perth to approve 4 placement resolutions. No protest votes. Market cap $46m.

# Brisbane Broncos (BBL): 10am physical AGM in Brisbane. See notice of meeting. Nominated for board but they censored platform. See coverage in Nine newspapers. No protest votes last year of this year, where received just 0.2% of the vote in faovur, although when you strip out News Corp's 69% stake, it was 136,555 votes in favour and just under 500,000 against, so 21.4% support from the independent shareholders was pretty good. Market cap $160m on AGM day Accumulated profits of $18.8m and net assets of $47.8m.

Electro Optic Systems (EOS): 10am physical AGM in Sydney. See notice of meeting. Biggest protest 42.2% against options grant to CEO. Sold out on April 21 when saw was a physical meeting. In 2025 they ran a 10am physical AGM at Minter Ellison (L20/477 Collins Arch) in Melbourne with no protest votes above 10%. Market cap $1.84b by May 2026. Accumulated losses of $260.5m and net assets of $219.5m.

Metals X (MLX): 10am physical in Perth. Market cap $1.36b on May 8, 2026. Only 2026 protest 17.5% against re-election of director Brett Smith. Accumulated profits of $89m and net assets of $427m. Only small protest in 2025 was 5.7% against director Patrick O'Connor.

Winchester Energy (WEL): 10am physical AGM in Perth. Only protest 46% against a director called Ricardo. Market cap $2m. Accumulated losses of $36.8m and net assets of $4.5m as of December 31, 2025.

May 20, 2026

Austral Resources (AR1): May 20 physical Brisbane AGM. See notice of meeting. They copped a 27% rem strike and 37% against the pay rise for directors. Market cap was $176m on March 11. Bought the stock on March 19 but sold out in early April when didn't run for board and saw they're running a physical in Brisbane. They have 1,931 shareholders and Gerry Harvey has 3%. There were 31% protest votes against the 3 director incentive grants at a recent EGM. Offered a $5m SPP in early 2026 after a placement.

Coats: 2.30pm London time physical meeting at FTI with no online participation.

# Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure (DBI): 10am hybrid (questions only) in Brisbane via the Link/MUFG platform. Only protest 11% against rem report. See notice of meeting. Missed due to clash with FGX board tilt. The company raised $1.286b at $2.57 when it was floated by Brookfield in November 2020. Stock was at $3.63 by February 2025 and have never run a full hybrid AGM, although online written questions were allowed via Link in 2024. The 2025 AGM was a 10am hybrid in Brisbane via Link platform but only for online questions, not voting. See text of 4 questions submitted. No protest votes.

# Future Generation Australia (FGX): 10am Sydney hybrid via this Lumi link. See wrap of the 22 minute meeting where received 5.01% voting support after nominating for the board. Lodged this nomination letter on March 25. Had a 37 minute call with WAM CEO Kate Thorley on March 27 and met with Geoff Wilson for 45 minutes in Sydney on April 10. The platform was published in full in this very fairly constructed notice of meeting. Market cap $540m on May 8, 2026. See text of 3 questions submitted at 2025 AGM.

# Future Generation Global (FGG): 11.30am Sydney hybrid via this Lumi link. See notice of meeting. Market cap $685m on May 8, 2026. Missed due to clash with Waypoint REIT. No protest votes last year.

# ImExHS Ltd (IME): 11am hybrid in Sydney via Automic platform where asked these 4 questions. See notice of meeting. Market cap $18.3m. Accumulated losses of $30.3m and net assets of $14.5m. See wrap of 4 questions asked at 2025 AGM. No protest votes but provided extra voting data. Purchased $57 worth in a partially filled and then cancelled trade on May 8 2026 which will hold long term.

# Reckon (RKN): 10am physical AGM in Sydney with no protest votes once again. See notice of meeting. Market cap $54m. Last attended in 2022 when asked these 5 questions.

# Resolute Mining (RSG): 2pm physical AGM in Perth with no protest votes. See notice of meeting. Director pay rise and termination benefits resolution. Voted against all 7 resolutions via Computershare. Market cap $990m. Biggest protest last year 12.6% against director Andrew Wray. Didn't release noms deadline in 2025. Own 4 units and never attended AGM.

# Smart Group (SIQ): Last year was an 11am physical AGM in Sydney at the Wesley Centre. Same this year. See notice of meeting. No protest votes last two years. Market cap $960m. Accumulated losses of $23.2m and net assets of $258.3m. See wrap of 3 questions asked by proxy Andy Darroch. Own 4 shares.

# Spacetalk (SPA): 9am AEST virtual EGM via Lumi to approve 5 capital raising resolutions including ticket clipper options. No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Market cap $7m. Did a recent $6m placement with no SPP. Has chalked up $55m in accumulated losses and reported negative equity of $6m in February 2026. Only bought on May 7 so emailed request for control number on May 10 and cosec promptly delivered. Voted via Boardroom on May 12.

# Stanmore Resources (SMR): 10am hybrid in Brisbane via Link platform. Biggest protest 14.6% against rem report. Missed due to clash with FGX board tilt. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1.6b. See text of 4 questions submitted last year. Biggest protest 16.5% against rem report. Own 10 shares.

# Waypoint REIT (WPR): 10am hybrid in Sydney where asked 2 questions at 60 minute meeting. See notice of meeting. Voted by proxy on April 26 and appointed David Kingston as proxy, who attended the meeting. Market cap $1.6b on AGM day. Biggest protest 9% against re-election of chair Georgina Lynch.

May 21, 2026 (B)

# 29Metals Ltd (29M): 10.30am hybrid at Le Meridien Hotel (20 Bourke St) in Melbourne and via Link platform. See notice of meeting. No protest votes. Missed due to MRI appointment for bad back. Accumulated losses of $553m and net assets of $419m. Attended in person last year and was the only shareholder asking questions.

# Bougainville Copper (BOC): 1.30pm hybrid in Port Moresby via Computershare platform. No protest votes. Missed due to clash with Vista board tilt. See notice of meeting and text of 2 questions lodged in 2025. Market cap $148m. No protest votes and these formals were lodged 6 hours after the meeting started.

Heramed (HMD): 9am physical AGM in Camberwell for pregnancy testing company. See notice of meeting. No protest votes last two years. Market cap $40m in February 27. Accumulated losses of $44.2m and net assets of 931k as of December 31, 2025.

Horseshoe Metals (HOR): 11am physical AGM in Perth with no protests via Automic. Market cap $9.4m. Accumulated losses of $27.7m and negative net assets of $1.2m.

Hydro Carbon Dynamics (HCD): 4.30pm virtual AGM Melbourne time. See notice of meeting. No protests votes at AGM. Stock suspended. Accumulated losses of $68.4m and net assets of 767k as of December 31, 2025.

# Ioneer (INR): 10am virtual AGM via Lumi platform. Biggest protests 23% against rem and 20% against executive director James Calaway. See notice of meeting. Market cap $415m on April 20. Did a recent $72m placement with no SPP and has a $US996m loan from the US government. Accumulated losses of $74m and net assets of $230.2m as of December 31, 2025.

# Karoon Energy (KAR): 10am hybrid AGM at The Langham in Melbourne and via Computershare platform. Biggest protest 23.4% against CEO's LTI grant. See notice of meeting. Missed due to MRI appointment for bad back. Biggest protest last year 8.6% against a director. Market cap $1.42b on May 8, 2026. Own 10 shares. Accumulated losses of $341.2m and net assets of $1.032 billion as of December 31, 2025.

Marvel Gold (MVL): 10am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $24m on February 27. No protest votes at last two AGMS. Accumulated losses of $39.8m and net assets of $2.9m.

# Nine Entertainment (NEC): 9am hybrid EGM via Link/MUFG platform and at its North Sydney HQ to approve related party transaction with billionaire major shareholder Bruce Gordon. No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Missed due to MRI appointment for bad back.

# Novo Resources (NVO): 5pm WST hybrid AGM in Perth and via AGM Connect platform. No protests on 4 director election resolutions. Voted via Automic on May 11. See notice of meeting. Market cap $34m on April 16. Accumulated losses of $C436.8m and net assets of $C46.2m as of December 31, 2025.

Osteopore (OSX): 11am physical AGM in Perth with no protest votes. Better than last possible day in 2025. Singapore-based company with a market cap of $2m. Accumulated losses of $18m and net assets of 306k.

Purefoods Tasmania (PFT): physical AGM with no protest votes. Market cap $6.3m.

# Telix Pharmaceuticals (TLX): 10am hybrid at Docklands (Event Centre, Level 5, tower 2, 727 Collins St Melbourne) and via Link/MUFG platform. No protest votes. Missed due to MRI appointment for bad back. See notice of meeting. Last year was a hybrid in Sydney. See text of 5 written questions submitted last year. No protest votes.

# Terramin Australia (TZN): 2pm physical AGM Adelaide time with no protest votes. See notice of meeting which includes extra 10% placement capacity. Voted via Computershare on April 26 and appointed Michael Atkinson as proxy. Last year was an 11am physical AGM in Adelaide. See notice of meeting. No protest votes. Market cap $86m in February 2026. Accumulated losses of $220.9m and net assets of $3m.

# Ventia Services (VNT): 10am virtual AGM via Computershare platform with no protest votes. See notice of meeting. Missed due to MRI appointment for bad back. See text of 5 questions asked last year where biggest protest vote 17% against CEO's LTI grant and they embraced additional voting data. Own 6 shares.

# Vista Group (VGL): 4pm hybrid AGM in Auckland. See wrap of the meeting where asked 4 questions and received 2.36% voting support. Lodged this nomination letter by email on April 9 and offered to withdraw it if they committed to having a rem vote in 2027. They declined and requested a pile of documents so sent the usual rejection email. The notice of meeting was released on April 20 but sadly they fully censored the platform about wanting them to offer a remuneration report vote. See notice of meeting. Voted online via MUFG on April 26. Good to see they offered a clean and fair online ballot paper. See Business Desk coverage out of NZ. Plus this longer Business Desk story.

# Viva Energy (VEA): 2.30pm hybrid in Melbourne at King Wood Malleson (level 27/477 Collins) and via Link platform. See text of 3 questions lodged at 53 minute meeting. Biggest protest 10% against CEO's LTI grant. See notice of meeting. See text of 6 questions asked last year when biggest protest vote was 9% against rem report. Also asked 4 questions at 2024 AGM, 6 questions at 2023 AGM and 9 questions at 2021 AGM.

Friday, May 22, 2026 (G)

# Appen (APX): 10am physical AGM in Sydney at The Intercontinental with Link as share registry. Copped a huge 42% second rem strike with 7.4% also voting to spill the board. Gave then a whack on Twitter. Market cap $434m on April 24 2026. Copped a 27% rem strike and 21% against LTI grant in 2025. Didn't release a noms deadline date in 2025. Accumulated losses of $403m and net assets of $94.6m as of December 31, 2025.

Argosy Minerals (AGY): 1.30pm physical AGM in Perth. See notice of meeting. Biggest protest 8.7% against rem report. Has a history of last day in May physical meetings in Perth. Market cap crashed from $500m to $47m in December 2024 with stock at 2c. Accumulated losses $69m and claims net equity of $94m. Was removed from All Ords in March 2025. Biggest protest last year 21% against rem report but also 10% against extra placement capacity.

Australian Oil Company (AOK): 10am physical AGM in Perth with no protest votes. Market cap $2m. Accumulated losses of $35m and net assets of 431k.

# BSP Financial (BSP): 9am Melbourne time fake hybrid AGM where could lodge written questions but they weren't asked. Biggest protest 25% against new director Michael Makap. Physical component was at the Port Moresby Hilton and Link platform was used for broadcast and ignored questions. See text of 5 completely ignored written questions at 85 minute meeting. See notice of meeting. No protest votes last year.

Pure Resources (PR1): 10am physical AGM in Perth with no protest votes. Market cap $32m. Accumulated losses of $5.6m and net assets of $2.6m as of December 31, 2025.

# Syrah Resources (SYR): 10am physical AGM at Oaks Melbourne, 60 Market St. See notice of meeting. Only protests 20%+ against two equity grants to Robert Edel. No protest votes last year. Ran a physical in Melbourne in 2024 and no AGM archive online. Copped a 30% rem first strike. Down $320. Own 390. Accumulated losses of $644m and net assets of $325.7m as of December 31, 2025 before latest large capital raising.

Vmoto (VMT): 2pm physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $27m on February 27 after a flat year. Big protests last year including 33% rem strike. Accumulated losses of $29m and net assets of $89m.


Monday, May 25, 2026

Helex Resources (HLX): EGM with material protest votes.

Holista Colltech (HCT): 2pm physical AGM in Perth. No protest votes. Market cap $8.5m. No protest votes. Accumulated losses of $23.7m and negative net assets of $3.7m.

Lindian Resources (LIN): the aspiring Malawi rare earths miner held a dinosaur physical EGM in Perth to approve 4 incentive grants and copped huge protests of 40-44% against all resolutions. See notice of meeting. They released this addendum on May 6 reducing the size of the grants which might have got them over the line but the protests were still huge. Gave them a whack on Twitter. Market cap was $1.32 billion on EGM day.

Metalstech (MTC): 10am hostile physical EGM in Perth to remove director Candice Stevenson. It was supported by 99.92% of voting shareholders. See notice of meeting. Market cap $64.5m on EGM day.

Range International (RAN): 11.30am physical AGM in Sydney. No protest votes. Market cap $1.9m. Accumulated losses of $86.8m and net assets of $1.1m as of December 31, 2025.

Rapid Critical Minerals (RCM): 11am physical AGM in Sydney. Only protest vote 18.4% against rem report. Market cap $46m on March 18. Did a $10.5m placement last year with no SPP. Accumulated losses of $43.4m and negative net assets of $10.6m. No protest votes across 16 resolutions last year when known as Rapid Lithium if you can read the fine print.

# Steamships Trading (SST): noon virtual meeting Port Moresby time via this Lumi link. See text of 5 questions asked at 19 minute AGM. See notice of meeting. No protest votes. Market cap $313m. Own 1 share.

Sun Silver (SS1): 10am physical AGM in Perth with no protest votes. See notice of meeting. Board nomination was rejected on spurious grounds. Market cap $335m in February 2026. Accumulated losses of $2.6m and net assets of $23.9m so plenty of value created. They did a $30m placement at 92c, a 14% discount to the last close of $1.08, to advance its Nevada silver-gold project last September. Sold out on May 8 due to physical meeting.

# Waratah Minerals (WTM): 10am physical AGM on May 25 in Sydney no protest votes. Market cap $184m on February 27 after cracking year. Accumulated losses of $112.3m and net assets of $9.9m. Biggest protest last year 11% against Naomi Scott incentive grant. Nominations must be 30 business days before AGM and is ambiguous on page 33 as to whether you need to be a shareholder to self-nominate.

May 26, 2026 (G)

88 Energy (88E): 10am Perth physical meeting at 10am with across the board protests of 15-25%. See notice of meeting. Market cap $28m on February 27. Big across the board protest votes last year. Accumulated losses of $287m and net assets of $149m so big write-downs coming and investors have dropped more than $400m.

# ABX Group (ABX): virtual AGM via Zoom at noon Melbourne time. See text of 5 questions asked at 58 minute meeting. The biggest protest was 22.8% against the extra placement capacity and 17% against director Ian Levy's options grant. See notice of meeting. Market cap $26m on February 27. The latest balance sheet showed $25.9m in accumulated losses and $11.2m in claimed net assets. See text of 5 written questions asked in 2025 when there were protest votes.

# Avecho Biotechnology (AVE): 1pm physical AGM in Melbourne at Grant Thornton (L27/727 Collins St). No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Has wracked up $270m in accumulated losses, claimed to have $3.3m in net assets and market cap $35m on February 27. No protest votes reported by co sec Leydin. Own 11,120.

# De.mem (DEM): 4pm AEST virtual AGM via Zoom/Vistra where asked these 5 questions. See notice of meeting. Market cap $24m on May 8, 2026. Accumulated losses of $33.2m and net assets of $13.9m as of December 31, 2025. Only protest last year 12% against director Michael Edwards.

Hillgrove Resources (HGO): Same as last year with a 9.30am physical AGM in Adelaide. Big protests including 26% against extra placement capacity 20-22% against equity grants to the NEDs. Market cap $123m on March 27. Accumulated losses of $293m and net assets of $41.5m for a total drop of more than $150m. They did a $28m two tranche placement in September 2025 with no SPP. Nominated for board but rejected by director entrenchment provisions. Lodged a written question challenging the extra 10% placement capacity.

# Imagion Biosystems (IBX): departed the last day laggards club from 2025 to call a 10am virtual AGM Melbourne time via this Zoom/Vistra link. See text of 5 questions submitted at 28 minute meeting. There was a 20% rem protest vote and 23% against the share issues for chair Bob Prouix and company secretary turned director, Melanie Leydin. Market cap $7.8m on May 8, 2026. Big protests last year including 43% against share issue to "The Market Bull". Accumulated losses of $67m and net assets of $2.3m.

Lion Energy (LIO): 10.30am physical AGM in Perth. No protest votes. Market cap $5m. Accumulated losses of $56m and net assets of $6.5m. No protest votes.

# Mayfield Childcare (MFD): 11am AEST virtual AGM via this Xcend link. See notice of meeting. See text of 5 questions submitted, 4 of which were ignored. The extra placement capacity resolution was defeated with a staggering 96.9% against vote. Market cap $26m in April 2026. Accumulated losses of $16.7m and net assets of $48.4m as of December 31, 2025.

Nickel Industries (NIC): 11am physical AGM in Sydney via Computershare with a one way webcast. Biggest protests 27% against director Chris Shepherd and 15% against rem report. See notice of meeting. Previously ran physical AGMs and market cap $3.23b in Feb 2025. Biggest protest 36% against CEO's incentive but also 17% against Norm Seckold re-election. They refuse to publish their constitution. Bought 556 on February 2 but exited on April 15 for $40 profit. Didn't publish a noms deadline last year.

May 27, 2026: 22 meetings on the third last day of the mini-season for companies with December 31 balance dates - attended 9 AGMs online for the day

# Ainsworth Gaming Technology (AGI): 9am physical AGM at lawyer firm Gates. Big protest votes. See notice of meeting. Has previously been a physical only AGM at the Bankstown Sports Club in Sydney. See 2025 notice of meeting. They fail to publish their constitution or a transcript/archive of AGM webcast when they do publish transcripts of the half yearly earnings call. Accumulated losses of $3.4m and net assets of $360m. Protests of 17% against both resolutions. Own 10. The noms deadline was April 28 last year.

# Atomic Eagle (AEU): noon AEST virtual AGM via Automic. See notice of meeting and text of 5 questions asked. Biggest protest vote 13% against chair Gary Davey. Market cap around $140m. Accumulated losses of $378.7m and net assets of $21.7m as of December 31, 2025.

Auking (AKN): 11.30am physical AGM in Brisbane. See notice of meeting. No protest votes last two years. Market cap $4.2m. Accumulated losses of $22.7m and net assets of $6.3m as of December 31, 2025.

Buru Energy (BRU): 9am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $24m on February 27. Biggest protest 18% against rem report. Accumulated losses of $294.3m and net assets of $16.5m.

# Dicker Data (DDR): 1pm physical AGM in Sydney at company HQ in Curnell. See notice of meeting. Massive 77% rem strike amidst other protest votes in 2025 and copped a huge 75% second strike in 2026 but no follow through on the spill vote. Own 10 shares. Voted on all 8 resolutions via MUFG.

# Eagers Automotive (APE): a 10am hybrid in Brisbane (Newstead) and via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting and text of 4 questions asked. ISS triggered 10% against votes in 2025 on both rem resolutions and the protests against non-independent directors were bigger in 2026. See text of 4 questions asked in 2025. Own 6.

Elixinol Wellness (EXL): 10am virtual AGM via this Vistra Zoom link. Market cap $6.4m. Accumulated losses of $227.9m and net assets of $10m. See text of 4 questions asked last year. No protests in 2026 after protest votes of 7-11% against all 4 resolutions in 2025.

Energy Metals (EME): 10am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $20m on February 27. No protest votes over last two years. Accumulated losses of $9.9m and net assets of $49m.

European Resources (ERE): 11am physical AGM in Sydney. Market cap $8.4m. No protest votes. Accumulated losses of $9.6m and net assets of $12.8m as of December 31, 2025.

# Focus Minerals (FML): nominated for the board and thought I'd extracted a hybrid AGM commitment but this notice of meeting detailed a 9.30am Perth time physical AGM so will be following up. Last year was a 9am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $950m in December 2025 after boomer year. No protest votes in 2025 or 2026. Accumulated losses of $350m and net assets of $95m.

# Frontier Digital Ventures (FDV): 4pm AEST hybrid (questions not voting) AGM in KL. Registered the day before when livestream announcement was made to ASX. Gave the late advice a slap on Twitter. See notice of meeting and text of 4 questions asked. Market cap $157m on AGM day. No protest votes in 2025 but in 2026 extra 10% placement capacity request was defeated with 28.5% against. Accumulated losses of $102.2m and net assets of $105m as of December 31, 2025.

# Highfield Resources (HFR): 4pm virtual AGM via Automic. See notice of meeting and text of 4 questions lodged. No protest votes. Market cap $17.5m in April 2026. Accumulated losses of $186.8m and net assets of $91.8m as of December 31, 2025.

# Kina Securities (KSL): 8am hybrid in PNG. Market cap $365m. Terrible question censorship yet again - see 2026 meeting wrap along with 5 questions lodged at 2025 AGM, 6 questions lodged at 2024 AGM and 8 questions lodged at 2023 AGM.

# Loyal Metals (LLM): 11am AEST virtual AGM via Automic. Market cap $64.7m on May 12. No protest votes last year. Accumulated losses of $27.3m and net assets of $24m as at December 31, 2025. Lodged these 4 written questions at 15 minute meeting last year.

# Midas Minerals (MM1): 9.30am physical AGM in Perth. See notice of meeting. Did an $11.5m placement at 37c with no SPP in September 2025. It has 1,269 shareholders and bought in on March 10. Market cap was $228m on AGM day. Rand for the board and received surprisingly strong 33.88% voting support. See this nomination letter. They commendably ran the proposed CV and platform in full on page 15 with no edits. Running on the dual platform of hybrid AGMs and fairness in capital raisings. Last year was a 2pm physical AGM in Perth. No protest votes last year. Accumulated losses of $16.5m and net assets of $20.5m as of December 31, 2025.

# Neuren Pharmaceuticals (NEU): 2pm hybrid AGM at RACV Melbourne and via Link platform. See notice of meeting and 3 questions lodged at 81 minute meeting. Constitutional amendment was defeated with 28.5% opposing and 13.5% against CEO's LTI grant. HQ in Camberwell but incorporated in NZ so no rem vote. Market cap $1.78b. Accumulated profits of $180m and net assets of $363m.

Open Learning (OLL): 2pm physical AGM in Sydney after they ran a hybrid at Automic last year. No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Market cap $7.2m. Latest balance sheet shows $47m in accumulated losses and net assets of $1m.

Pacific Nickel Mines (PNM): 11am physical AGM in Sydney. Market cap tiny. Only protests 24% against rem and 18% against director Gary Stewart. Accumulated losses of $84m and net assets of $1.07m as of December 31, 2025.

Phoslock (PET): AGM with no protest votes.

# Sarytogan Graphite (SGA): 4pm Perth time hybrid AGM but online access only if you personally email the cosec. Did this on April 24. Was the only shareholder at the meeting via Microsoft Teams so attended by video and strung it out by 10 minutes to 17 minutes with a few questions. The board was very agreeable re fair treatment of retail and over-charging brokers. Voted via Automic on April 26. Market cap $17.8m on February 23. Latest balance sheet shows $15.3m in accumulated losses and net assets of $25m.

# Sierra Nevada Gold Inc (SNX): 11am hybrid Melbourne time in Nevada via this Zoom/Vistra link. Lodged 3 questions at 17 minute AGM. Market cap $27.5m. Three 10.5% protest votes against incentive grants and 8% against extra placement capacity. Accumulated losses of $US8.8m and net assets of $US17.2m. Bought on April 28 and registered for Zoom on May 10 but rejected this request: "If you are a securityholder, please provide the last 4 digits of your investor ID (you may find your investor ID on the holding statement given by share registry previously)"

Siren Gold (SNG): 10am physical AGM in Perth. In terms of votes against and withdrawn resolutions, these voting results are close to the biggest shareholder shellacking have ever seen at a public company AGM. Warranted a special tweet. Market cap $11.4m. Only protest in 2025 17.5% against rem report. Accumulated losses of $16.2m and net assets of $14.1m.

Stealth Group (SGI): 11am physical EGM in Perth to refresh placement capacity and approve financial assistance via CBA given an acquisition. No protest votes. Market cap $150m.

TMK Energy (TMK): exited last day laggards in 2025 to go with a 10am physical AGM in Perth. See notice of meeting. Market cap $25m on February 27. No protest votes. Accumulated losses of $15.9m and net assets of $23.7m.

Thursday, May 28, 2026: 41 meetings on the second last day of the mini-season for companies with December 31 balance dates. Asked questions at 7 AGMs and ran for two boards in Perth where didn't attend. Lost badly.

American Uranium (AMU): 10am physical AGM in Perth. No protests. Market cap $14.2m on April 28, 2026. Accumulated losses of $18.3m and net assets of $27.9m as of December 31, 2025.

Andean Silver (ASL): 9am physical AGM in Perth. Didn't bother with formal addresses and no protest votes. See notice of meeting. Market cap $470m after boomer year. Accumulated losses of $40m and net assets of $77.5m as of December 31, 2025.

Antilles Gold (AAU): once again a 10.30am physical AGM in Bowral. No protests. See notice of meeting. Market cap $47m on February 27 after a great year. Biggest protests in 2025 15% against both pay resolutions. Accumulated losses of $96m and net assets of $14.7m.

Arrow Minerals (AMD): 9.30am physical AGM in Perth. No protests. Market cap $26m. No protest votes. Accumulated losses of $76m and net assets of $5.7m. David Flanagan on board.

# Aspire Minerals (AKM): 2pm virtual AGM Melbourne time via Automic platform. See text of 2 questions at 25 minute meeting. They used Zoom last year. Market cap $134m on February 27 after a flat year. Remarkable 97% votes against two executive incentive grants. Brisbane-based aspiring miner in Mongolia. Accumulated losses of $55.4m and net assets of $42m so investors around $40m in front. See text of 5 questions lodged in 2025 which were all ignored.

Aumega Metals (AAM): 10am physical meeting Canada time. Was a physical meeting in Perth last year. A range of 9-12% protests on rem across 16 resolutions. Market cap $32m on February 27. Dual listed in Toronto but audited out of Perth. Check record date. Accumulated losses of $26.9m and net assets of $54.2m.

Auric Mining (AWJ): 11am physical AGM in Perth. Five different incentive protests in the 10-13% range. Market cap $47m in December 2025. Two 18% protest votes against incentive grants. Retained profits $1.7m and net assets of $18m.

Austral Gold (AGD): 9am physical AGM in Sydney. No protests in 2026 but in 2025 there were 3 incentive grants defeated. Market cap $140m after a boomer year. Copped a 13% rem protest and 14.5% against an incentive grant. Audited by KPMG out of Sydney. Eduardo Sergio Elsztain owns 75.3%. Accumulated losses of $93.6m and net assets of $14.4m.

# Brazilian Rare Earths (BRE): 9am physical AGM in Sydney. Three 12.4% incentive grant protests including against Todd Hannigan. See notice of meeting. Ran a 9am virtual Melbourne time on May 9 last year. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1.26b. Only small protest 7% against termination benefits. Missed it last year despite being on register. They appear twice on placement only shame file and have 3,152 shareholders according to latest annual report.

Canadian Phosphate (CP8): 1pm physical AGM in Perth. No protests. Market cap $58m. No protest votes last year. Accumulated losses of $30.4m and net assets of $10.4m.

# Centaurus Metals (CTM): 10.30am physical AGM in Perth. Ran for board. See nomination letter and notice of meeting. Biggest protest last year 7.8% against rem report. Market cap was $365m in April 2026. Accumulated losses of $305m and net assets of $45.4m as of December 31, 2025. The chair texted and then called to discuss the nomination before the notice of meeting came out. Explained only request was for the strong platform detailing their capital raising record to be published in full. It was fully censored. The initial notice of meeting said the chair would be voting in favour of my election. At 7.25pm on April 30 they released a corrected proxy form advising chair would be voting against. After the glories of 33.8% at Midas Minerals the day before, back to the usual friendless territory with just 0.7% at Centaurus. Bigger protest 9.5% against rem and 9% against censoring chair Dider Murcia.

# Far Ltd (FAR): 11am virtual AGM via Computershare including approval for a 35c capital return. See text of 4 questions lodged. See notice of meeting. Market cap $44m. No protest votes. Accumulated losses of $14.7m and net assets of $47m.

# GemLife (GLF): 11am physical AGM at The Marriott on the Gold Coast with only a one way webcast despite writing to them requesting a hybrid. No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Noms deadline was March 25 but is irrelevant given entrenchment clauses in constitution making nomination impossible.

# Geopacific Resources (GPR): 10am physical AGM in Perth. Only protest 8.6% against director Graham Ascough. Market cap $170m in February 2026. No protest votes. Accumulated losses of $245.9m and net assets of $92.9m as of December 31, 2025.

Genmin Ltd (GEN): 3pm Perth time virtual AGM via Zoom. See notice of meeting. Market cap $24m on April 14. Only small protest 5% against CEO's performance rights. Accumulated losses of $51m and net assets of $33.7m for the aspiring miner in the African country of Gabon. Traded in 2025 but didn't attend AGM. Didn't buy as thought would clashes with Ali Moore spot.

Haranga Resources (HAR): 1.30pm physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $7.2m. No protest votes. Accumulated losses of $54.3m and claims to have net assets of $27.7m so investors have dropped around $70 million overall.

HyTerra Ltd (HYT): 1pm physical AGM in Perth. Copped a remarkable 98% rem strike and various other smashings. See notice of meeting. Market cap $30m in December 2025 after poor year. No protest votes. Accumulated losses of $45m and net assets of $36m.

Image Resources (IMA): 10am Perth physical AGM. Only modest 2026 protest 7.4% against performance rights for Executive Director Mutz. See notice of meeting. Market cap $68m in late 2025 after a recent retreat. Only 2025 protest 26% against director Peter Thomas. Accumulated losses of $43.6m and net assets of $98m.

Invert Graphite (IVG): 11am physical AGM in Sydney. Market cap tiny. No protest votes in 2025 or 2026. Formerly Dominion Minerals and has wracked up $86.7m in accumulated losses.

Kuniko (KNI): 9am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $7m on February 27. No protest votes last two year. Accumulated losses of $15.5m and net assets of $11.6m.

Lachlan Star (LSA): 11am EGM in Perth with 13 capital raising resolutions. No protest votes. Market cap $72m.

Lithium Universe (LU7): 10am physical AGM in Perth. No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Were last day laggards in 2025 when it held an 11am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $6m. Only 2025 protest 14% against extra placement capacity. Accumulated losses of $73m and net assets of $3.7m so investors are down around $70m.

# MA Financial (MAF): 11.30am physical AGM in Sydney with one way Zoom webcast. No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1.2 billion. Last year was a physical AGM at 11.30am on May 29 with no protest votes. See notice of meeting. Voted via Boardroom and lodged these 2 written questions within the 250 character limit: "Why do you disenfranchise shareholders who don't live in Sydney by holding physical AGMs with no online participation? Why does your constitution have entrenchment provisions which make it difficult for external candidates to nominate for the board?" Yet to check if they were dealt with. Own 7 shares.

Magnum Mining & Exploration (MGU): 10.30am physical AGM in Perth after ran a virtual last year. Only protest 7.4% against placement refresh. See notice of meeting. Only small protest 8% against rem report. Market cap $4m. Accumulated losses of $40.5m and net assets of $11.2m as of December 31, 2025.

Patagonia Lithium (PL3): 9.30am physical AGM in Melbourne. Multiple protests including 27% rem strike. See notice of meeting. Changed the venue on May 20 to 480 Collins St. Market cap $28m. No protest votes in 2025 with 100% in favour of most resolutions. Accumulated losses of $3.7m and net assets of $12.6m as of December 31, 2025.

Platformo (PFM): 11am physical AGM at Automic in Sydney. No protest votes. Market cap $3m. Accumulated losses of $20.4m and net assets of 757k as of December 31, 2025.

Red Sky Energy (ROG): 9am AEST virtual AGM via Xcend platform. Six resolutions narrowly passed with 47-49% against, including re-election of Bob Annells. Market cap $11m on February 27. Big second strike in 2025 and then spill meeting only narrowly defeated. Accumulated losses of $45.8m and net assets of $7.3m.

# Regal Partners (RPL): 1pm hybrid in Sydney via the Lumi platform with an emailed access number. Lodged these 5 questions at 68 minute AGM. No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Only protest last year 17% against director Sarah Dulhunty. Market cap $780m. Own 41 shares.

# Rocket DNA (RKT): 9am virtual AGM Perth time via Automic platform. See notice of meeting and text of 4 questions lodged. No protests in 2026 and no protests across 17 resolutions in 2025. Market cap $8.2m. See text of 6 questions asked last year. Accumulated losses of $12.8m and net assets of $7.6m as of December 31, 2025.

Santa Fe Minerals (SFM): 2pm physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $45m. No protests. Accumulated losses of $15.4m and net assets of $2.1m as of December 31, 2025.

Solis Minerals (SLM): 11am physical AGM in Perth. No protest votes. Market cap $20.7m on April 24. Accumulated losses of $47.1m and net assets of $14.9m as of December 31, 2025.

Talius Group (TAL): 10am physical AGM in Brisbane. No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Market cap $22.5m. Accumulated losses of $20.3m and net assets of $6.8m as of December 31, 2025.

# Titan Minerals (TTM): 10am physical AGM in Perth. Xcend runs the register. There were two 14% protests against incentive grants. See notice of meeting. Market cap $276m on February 27 after a great year. No protest votes in 2025. Accumulated losses of $US161.8m and net assets of $US57.4m. They were added to the All Ords on March 6, 2026.

# Toubani Resources (TRE): 2.30pm physical AGM in Perth. Ran for board on a platform of hybrid AGMs and unfair capital raisings. Ran a 3pm physical AGM in Perth on Friday, May 30, 2025, the last possible day, and brought it forward by one day this year. Market cap $316m on May 11 after a huge year. No protest votes last year. Accumulated losses of $116.5m and net assets of $8.6m. Governance is poor. They don't make an ASX announcement detailing when nominations close and the constitution doesn't appear online when it should be on this page. Bought in on March 9 and then lodged this nomination letter on April 12. The notice of meeting included full CV and platform on page 9-10, after the board produced plenty of negativity about the nomination. After the glories of 33.8% at Midas Minerals the day before, back to the usual friendless territory with just 0.6% at Toubani. Biggest protests 15% against rem report and re-election of Daniel Callow.

Vita Life Sciences (VLS): noon in Mascot. See notice of meeting. Market cap $137m on February 27 after a better year. No protest votes in 2025 or 2026. See notice of May 22 AGM in 2025. Retained profits of 846k and net assets of $52.2m.

Volt Group (VPR): 10.30am physical AGM in Perth. No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Market cap $26m on February 27. Accumulated losses of $72.2m and net assets of $6.5m.

# Vulcan Energy (VUL): 3pm hybrid AGM Perth time and via Automic platform. See notice of meeting and 4 questions lodged at 45 minute meeting. Biggest protest 7.5% against director Josephine Bush. Market cap $1.71b on AGM day. Biggest 2025 protest 10% against rem report.

# Xamble Group (XGL): 3pm AEST virtual AGM via this Zoom link. No protests. Lodged these 4 written questions. See notice of meeting. Market cap $6.8m on May 8, 2026. No protest votes in 2025. Accumulated losses of $15m and net assets of $3.3m.

# Yancoal (YAL): 11am hybrid AGM in Sydney. See notice of meeting. Lodged these 4 written questions. Biggest 2025 protest 8.6% against "general mandate to issue shares", whatever that means. It rose to 12% against in 2026.

Friday, May 29, 2026: attended 8 of the 48 AGMs on the last day of the mini-season for companies with December 31 balance dates. Plus ran for 3 boards


Advance Metals (AVM): 1pm physical AGM in Perth. No protest votes. Was last day in 2025 as well. Market cap $9.3m. Accumulated losses of $15.2m and net assets $8.7m.

Advanced Energy Minerals (AEM): 11am physical AGM in Brisbane. No protests across a massive 21 resolutions. Market cap $265m on April 30, 2026.

# Akora Resources (AKO): noon Melbourne time virtual AGM via Link platform. Lobbed these 4 written questions. Copped a 26% rem strike and incentive grant to Peter Bird only sneaked home with 51.5% support. Market cap $4.6m on May 1 2026. No protest votes last year. Accumulated losses of $24.1m and net assets of $15.5m as of December 31, 2025.

Alvo Minerals (ALV): 9am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $9 million on February 27. No protest votes. Accumulated losses of $19m and net assets of $1.5m.

# Alterity Therapeutics (ATH): noon virtual EGM via Automic to approve capital raising, share consolidation and two director elections. Failed to attend due to clashes with 3 other noon meetings. See notice of meeting. Market cap $108m. Asked these 11 questions at 2022 AGM.

Ariana Resources PLC (AA2): 11am London time physical AGM at the East India Club. Only protest 8.4% against director De Villiers. See notice of meeting. Market cap $107m.

Asian Battery Metals (AZ9): 3pm physical AGM in Perth with no protests. See notice of meeting. Market cap $19.7m.

# Beetaloo Energy (BTL): 11am physical AGM at Automic in Sydney. See notice of meeting. Biggest protest 9.3% against Alex Underwood incentive grant. They withdrew placement capacity resolution as market cap exceeded $300m on AGM day. Accumulated losses of $169.2m and net assets of $136.4m.

Blue Star Helium (BNL): weren't last day laggards last year but going with an 11am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $22m on February 27. Protests of 10-21% across all 15 resolutions. Accumulated losses of $28.4m and net assets of $10.4m. No protest votes.

Brookside Energy (BRK): 10am physical AGM in Melbourne, moving from Perth last year. There was a 29% second strike and 20% support for the spill. See notice of meeting. Market cap $56m on April 26 after a strong year. In 2025 there was a big 47% rem strike and 22% against director Mr Robertson. Accumulated losses of $183m and net assets of $95.4m.

Carbine Resources (CRB): 10am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $1.65m. No protests in 2026 after a big 35% protest in 2025 against extra 10% placement capacity. Accumulated losses of $37m and net assets of $8.9m.

Chariot Corp (CC9): 2pm physical AGM in Perth. Was last day in 2025 as well. Biggest 2026 protest 31.6% against extra placement capacity. Market cap $25m on February 27. Biggest 2025 protest 26% against director Fred Forni. Accumulated losses of $36.7m and net assets of $7.7m.

Critical Resources (CRR): physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $12.3m. No protest votes last two years. Accumulated losses of $54.3m and net assets of $27.7m.

# Challenger Gold (CEL): Ran for board and asked 5 questions at 25 minute AGM where received 4.37% support. Lodged emailed board nomination on April 17. The notice of meeting dropped at 1.21pm on April 29 and detailed a fully virtual meeting via Automic at 7am Perth time on May 29. From physical only to fully virtual. Work that one out. The platform on page 21 was watered right down to generic comments about physical AGMs and placements with no SPPs, whereas this nomination letter requested that a lot more detail be included. Disappointing censorship. Market cap $329m on May 11. Retained profits of $174m and net assets of $203m.

# Diatreme Resources (DRX): 1.30pm physical AGM in Brisbane. Wayne Swan is chair. No protest votes last two years. Market cap $90m in December 2025. Didn't release noms deadline last year. Accumulated losses of $33.4m and net assets of $92.3m as of December 31, 2025.

# Droneshield (DRO): 10am hybrid in Sydney via Automic platform. Asked 3 questions at 126 minute AGM with huge protest votes. They don't publish their constitution on their website like most companies, but it was lodged with the ASX back in 2022. See notice of meeting. Biggest protest last year 21.4% against rem report.

# Elsight (ELS): 3pm hybrid AGM in Perth. Ran for board and asked 5 questions at 28 minute AGM, receiving just 1.09% support. See notice of meeting. No protest votes in 2025 but huge protests this year. Market cap $1.2 billion in May 2026 after an amazing run. Didn't release deadline for noms in 2025 or 2026. Emailed this nomination letter on Sunday, April 12. Chair Howard Digby replied on April 14 and I wrote back on April 16 thanking them for promising a hybrid and proposing a tweaked platform that would be fully withdrawn if they offered a make good SPP, which was not forthcoming. The notice of meeting dropped at 4.49pm on April 28 including the amended platform that ran in full on page 9 with no edits, lauding them for making the switch to a hybrid. The NoM itself made it look like a physical AGM but the promised online access was announced on May 25.

Epsilon Healthcare (EPN): noon physical AGM in Brisbane. Market cap $7.8m. Accumulated losses of $48.1m and net assets of $7.5m. Biggest 2025 protest 36.7% against director Zoe Hutchings but nothing over 6% in 2026.

European Metals (EMH): 9am physical AGM in Perth. Biggest protest 46.5% against Richard Pavlik incentive grant. See notice of meeting. Market cap $71m. Accumulated losses of $35.5m and net assets of $32m as of December 31, 2025.

First Au Ltd (FAU): 10.30am physical AGM in Perth. No protest votes. Market cap $38m on April 30, 2026. Accumulated losses of $21m and net assets of $2.8m as of December 31, 2025.

# Fluence Corp (FLC): regressed to last day club this year with a 10am virtual Melbourne time via this Zoom/Vistra link. Asked 4 questions at 44 minute AGM. Biggest protest 20% against a director. See notice of meeting and text of last year's 4 questions asked. Biggest protest 16% against Douglas Brown's re-election. Dropped a $9.5m last day loss which lifted accumulated losses to $224.4m. Net assets are $3.2m and the market cap was $97m on February 27. Own 1 share.

GoldArc Resources (GA8): 10am physical AGM in Perth with 20% against rem and 28% against increase in director fee cap. Market cap $49m.

Halo Technologies (HAL): 11am AEST zoom virtual AGM via this link. No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Wasn't last day last year when there was a 43% rem strike and 47% against incentive grants. Market cap $3.7m. Accumulated losses of $38.4m and negative equity of $9.4m as of December 31, 2025.

Hydralyte (HPC): 11am virtual AGM via Automic platform. Market cap $1.35m on May 8, 2026. No protest votes last two year. Accumulated losses of $40.4m and net assets of $2.7m so a disaster for investors.

I Synergy (iS3): 11am physical AGM in Sydney. Ran a hybrid last year. Market cap $19m after a better year. No protest votes last two years. Accumulated losses of $13m and net assets of -$2.5m.

# Invion (IVX): 4pm AEST virtual EGM to approve 16 transaction and capital raising resolutions including broker options via this Zoom/Vistra link. See notice of meeting and text of 3 questions asked at EGM. Biggest protest 15.4% against incentive grant to chair Thian Chew. Market cap $5.5m on May 8, 2026.

Jade Gas (JGH): went from a virtual AGM in 2025 to a 9.30am physical AGM in Adelaide. See notice of meeting. Market cap $15m. No protest votes last two years. Emailed early on the morning of the 2025 meeting seeking access details and Aaron Bertolatti replied 29 minutes before kick off with the Zoom link which then didn't have the Q&A function enabled for written questions. Lobbed this single question into the chat function which was ignored. Accumulated losses of $21m and claims net assets of $21.5m so investors have dropped around $27m.

# Larvotto Resources (LRV): 10am physical AGM in Perth, continuing the poor tradition of physical AGMs in Perth. See notice of meeting. Have nominated for the board. Voted on 13 items via Automic on May 11 and appointed Kerry Stokes as proxy. Last year saw one incentive item defeated and another 6 withdrawn. See notice of meeting. Market cap $725m on May 11. Accumulated losses of $41.2m and net assets of $100.9m as of December 31, 2025. Advised on April 2 that the deadline for nominations was April 9. Lodged this nomination letter by email at 11.10pm AEST on April 8, the night before nominations closed. Didn't give them an opportunity to negotiate withdrawal given the two placements without an SPP over the past 18 months. Bought on January 30. Also, sent this earlier letter about a capital raising expansion. The notice of meeting dropped at 4.57pm on April 29 and they commendably published the CV and platform in full on page 35 plus produced a neutral ballot paper.

# Life360 (360): 8am AEST virtual AGM. See proxy statement. Biggest protest circa 20% against rem report. Dual listed California-based company with a $1.45 billion market cap. They don't publish past AGM webcasts. Control number didn't work when tried to log on at 2025 AGM. Biggest protest last year 24% against rem report and also some modest director protests.

LCL Resources (LCL): 12.30pm Perth physical AGM. Market cap $8.4m. Two 41% protests against incentive grants and hostile candidate polled 7%. Accumulated losses of $388.6m and net assets of $15.7m as of December 31, 2025.

Magnetite Mines (MGT): EGM with 9% against broker options and 11% against convertible note.

Minbos Resources (MNB): 10am physical AGM in Perth. Biggest protest 10% against director Frank Changbo. Market cap $19.5m on February 27 after a poor year. Accumulated losses of $61.4m and net assets of $37m. No protest votes.

Multistack International (MSI): 2pm virtual AGM in Melbourne via this Zoom link. See notice of meeting. Market cap $0.5m. No protest votes in 2025 or 2026. Accumulated losses of $160.7m and negative net assets of $3.8m.

Nanovue (NVU): 11am physical AGM in Perth. No protest votes last year or across 13 resolutions this year. The tech company had a market cap of $79m on February 27 after a great year. Accumulated losses of $21.4m and net assets of 338k.

Nexalis Therapeutics (NX1): 4pm AEST virtual AGM via Zoom. See notice of meeting. Extra placement capacity smashed with 71.5% against. Market cap $5.8m.

# NoviQtech (NVQ): 9.30am Sydney physical AGM. See notice of meeting. Still yet to announce voting results. No protest votes in 2025. Attended their physical Sydney EGM in January 2025 and down about $300 on investment. Accumulated losses of $24.6m and net assets of $1.2m as of December 31, 2025.

# Po Valley Energy (PVE): 1pm physical AGM in Melbourne at Level 12, 530 Collins St with Kevin Bailey as chair. Market cap $73m on February 27. No protest votes in 2025 or 2026. Accumulated losses of $42m and net assets of $16m. Own 12 shares.

Reward Minerals (RWD): 10.30am physical AGM in Perth. No protest votes last year but 20.5% against employee incentive plan in 2026. Market cap $16m. Accumulated losses of $61.9m and negative assets of $1.3m.

RTG Mining (RTG): moved from May 23 last year to a last day laggard in 2026 with 10am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $29.3m. No protest votes across 15+ resolutions. Registered in British Virgin Island and dual listed in Canada. Accumulated losses of $US200m and net assets of $2.32m.

Tesoro Gold (TSO): 10am physical AGM in Perth. Big across the board protests. See notice of meeting. Market cap $189m on February 27. Accumulated losses of $23.2m and net assets of $46.3m. Only 2025 protest 9.5% against director Linton Putland.

Tolu Minerals (TOK): 9.30am AEST physical AGM in Port Moresby. Biggest protest 16.5% against performance rights. See notice of meeting. Market cap $378m. Accumulated losses of $31m and net assets of $115m as of December 31, 2025.

Triton Minerals (TON): 2pm physical AGM in Perth, although they later bolted on this informal debate access through Teams. Andrew Fraser voted off board with 75% against and same protest against extra placement capacity. See notice of meeting. Market cap $9.4m. Accumulated losses of $97m and net assets of $17.4m as of December 31, 2025. Last year big protests including a whopping 72% against request for extra placement capacity.

# United Overseas Corp (UOS): noon AEST virtual AGM. See notice of meeting. See text of two questions lodged at 42 minute which were ignored. No protest votes last year. Market cap $1.16 billion in December 2025.

Unity Metals (UM1): 3pm physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $27m. No protests. Accumulated losses of $14m and net assets of $7.1m as of December 31, 2025.

Vita Resources (VTA, formerly Bastion Minerals): 10am physical AGM in Perth. No protests. Market cap $3m. Accumulated losses of $26m and net assets of $2.5m as of December 31, 2025.

Vmoto (VMT): 2pm physical AGM in Sydney. See notice of meeting. No protests across 17 resolutions. Market cap $52m on May 8, 2026. Accumulated losses of $38.6m and net assets of $73.7m as of December 31, 2025 so auditor Hall Chadwick should be arguably pushing for more write-downs.

Voltaic Strategic Resources (VSR): 10.30am physical AGM in Perth. No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Biggest protest 7% against rem report. Market cap $7.3m. Accumulated losses of $31.9m and net assets of $11m.

# Whitehawk Energy (WHK): 9am Melbourne time virtual AGM via Zoom platform. See text of 4 questions lodged in 2026. They used Computershare last year. Withdrew two resolutions the day before after shareholder protests but no big against votes on the rest. Market cap $5.4m on February 27. Accumulated losses of $19.5m and net assets of 63k.

Winchester Energy (WEL): 11am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $3.4m. No protest votes. Accumulated losses of $36.8m and net assets of $4.5m as of December 31, 2025.

Xstate Resources (XST): 10am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $15m. Two big 2026 protests against Andrew Childs after no protest votes in 2025. Accumulated losses of $55m and net assets of $3.4m.

Yari Minerals (YAR): 11am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $1.9m. No protest votes in 2025 or 2026. Accumulated losses of $53.5m and net assets of $2.1m.

June 1, 2026

# Nido Education (NDO): original scheduled for May 19 as an 11am physical AGM in Drummoyne Sydney. See notice of meeting. Was delayed until June 1 on April 29 to allow more time to digest withdrawal of incentive grant. CPU runs the register. They ran hybrids out of Melbourne in previous years. Market cap $170m. Accumulated losses of $21.3m and net assets of $112.3m as of December 31, 2025. See last year's Alan Kohler interview with CEO. Biggest protest last year 7.7% against rem. Against votes were lower in 2026.

June 4, 2026

# Avita Medical (AVH): 8am AEST fully virtual AGM via Computershare platform. Market cap $195m on April 24. After literally zero votes against the first 7 items, the protest votes suddenly got material as we got into the incentive grants further down the ridiculous 19 item agenda. Gave this a mention on Twitter.

# Coronado Steel (CRN): 10am AGM via Computershare platform with board deadline March 2. Biggest protest 9.3% against rem. See notice of meeting. Market cap $452m on June 1.

Zinc of Ireland (ZMI): physical EGM in Perth with protests of 12-21% on all resolutions.

Identitii (ID8): 11am hostile physical EGM in Sydney. See notice of meeting. Market cap $5.5m.

June 5, 2026

# Way 2 Vat (W2V): 4pm virtual AGM via Automic for Israeli software company. Lodged 4 questions at 25 minute AGM. See notice of meeting. Market cap $18m.

Power Minerals (PNN): 9.30am physical EGM in Perth to approve capital raising. Voted via Automic on May 11. Market cap $40m on May 6, 2026.

June 8, 2026

Patrys (PB): EGM in Perth with no protest votes.

June 9, 2026 (G)

Aurum Resources (AUE): 9am Perth time physical EGM to approve capital raising. The aspiring Ivory Coast gold miner has 1600 shareholders and Richard Simpson is the new chair. Gave the physical format a whack on Twitter. Copped a 14.4% protest vote against 4 different incentive grant resolutions. Market cap $234m on EGM day.

Bluglass (BLG): 2pm physical EGM in Sydney to approve capital raising. No protests above 7% across 12 resolutions. See notice of meeting. Market cap $37m.

Solstice Minerals (SLS): announced a $32.6m placement at $1 per share which was approved at a dinosaur physical EGM in Perth on June 9 with no protest votes, when the stock was at $1.46, giving it a market cap of around $250m. Canaccord, Bell Potter, Taylor Collinson and Argonaut Securities shared the excessive 5% fee. It has 1110 shareholders. Voted via Automic on May 11. Gave the placement and dinosaur physical EGM a whack on Twitter.

Toro Energy (TOE): dinosaur physical scheme meeting in Perth despite having 7,031 shareholders. See 586 page scheme book. The US takeover was approved by 93% of voted shares and 70% of voting shareholders. The final accounts as of December 31 2025 showed $340.6m in accumulated losses and net assets of just $17.3m. Market cap $68.5m on EGM day so investors dropped about $290m overall. Gave them an out-going whack on Twitter.

June 10, 2026 (B)

Adavale Resources (ADD): EGM via Computershare with no protest votes across 16 resolutions.

# Airtasker (ART): 11am virtual EGM via Automic platform. See notice of meeting. See text of 4 questions lodged. Market cap $110m on May 11.

Almonty Industries (Aii): 10am physical AGM in British Columbia on June 9 which is 3am AEST on June 10. See notice of meeting. Record date was March 14. No protest votes in 2025 but big protests between 20-38% against five of the directors in 2026. Market cap $640m.

Emperor Energy: 11am physical EGM in Sydney to approve capital raising. No protest votes. See notice of meeting. Market cap $117m on May 8, 2026.


June 11, 2026 (G)

Impedimed (IPD): dinosaur physical EGM in Sydney to approve 10 capital raising resolutions. Biggest protests 10-12% against 2 options resolutions.

# Paradigm Biopharma (PAR), May 2026: announced a $14m two tranche placement at 19c, a hefty 15.6% discount to the previous close of 22.5c, followed by a skinny $2m SPP which had secondary VWAP pricing based on a 2.5% discount to VWAP. The latest annual report said it has 13,492 shareholders so the theoretical maximum amount of SPP applications was $404.7m. Barrenjoey and Bell Potter shared the excessive 5% fee. The SPP received a surprisingly healthy $7.375m in applications after it was VWAP-priced at 17c and they commendably accepted all applications. It is very rare for an SPP to be both VWAP-priced and over-subscribed so the company made it onto this VWAP-priced SPPs list as well as this uncapped SPPs list. The stock closed at 16c on May 30, giving it a pre-settlement market cap of $86.7m. An EGM is scheduled for June 11 at 11am in Melbourne at their Melbourne office (L15, 500 Collins St) to approve the placement. The two placement refresh resolutions copped 30% protest votes. Gave this a push on Twitter.

Viridis Mining and Minerals (VMM): 10am physical AGM in Perth to approve capital raising. No protest votes. Market cap $435m on EGM day.

# Light & Wonder (LNW): 9am virtual AGM. Need to lodge questions in advance. Hamish "the hammer" McLennan copped the biggest protest vote at the hard access AGM. Presume it was his blatant over-boarding with far too many gigs, now including chairing Droneshield. See Tweet.

June 12, 2026

# Finder Energy Holdings (FDR): after going into a trading halt at 9.34am, The AFR's Street Talk column reported at 9.59pm on April 28 that the "oil and gas explorer capitalised at $295m on the ASX, has sent out Barrenjoey, Canaccord Genuity and Petra Capital to drum up fresh cash. Fund managers have been shown terms for a $30m two-tranche placement priced at 50c. That's a 15.3% discount to Finder's last close. It would be followed by a $3 million SPP". Gave them a touch up on Twitter for not telling the ASX first. The official announcement dropped at 9.27am on April 30 detailing a $27m placement along with the $3m SPP which was later cancelled due to the share price falling. The stock had tumbled to 35c by May 30 giving it a market cap of $190m. A virtual EGM has been called for June 12 at 2pm Perth-time via Automic. See text of 4 questions asked at 20 minute EGM.

Great Boulder Resources (GBR): EGM in Perth to approve capital raising with no protests above 7%. See notice of meeting. Market cap $115m on May 13, 2026.

Provaris (PV1): 3pm physical EGM in Sydney with no protest votes. See notice of meeting. Market cap $10.4m.

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