Questions asked at 289 AGMs/EGMs so far in 2025

January: 5 meetings (4 EGMs, 1 AGM)

1. Dotz Nano (DTZ): 3pm virtual EGM Melbourne time via Zoom on January 9 2025 to approve share issues. See notice of meeting. Market cap $48.5m. No protest votes and see package on 4 written questions submitted.

2. Turaco Gold (TCG): 10am virtual EGM Perth time via Zoom on January 10 2025 to approve a capital raising with a related party. See notice of meeting. Market cap $255m. See package on 4 questions submitted but ignored at 4 minute meeting.

3. NoviQtech (NVQ): 10am physical EGM in Sydney on January 21 2025 to approve share issuance. See notice of meeting. Market cap $28m. Was only shareholder attending in person and no protest votes. Was discussed on January 29 Money Cafe podcast.

4. Fleet Partners (FPR): 9am hybrid AGM in Sydney on January 21 2025 via Link. See notice of meeting. Market cap $630m. They withdrew the constitutional amendment to allow for virtual AGMs. No protest votes and provided shareholder voting numbers. See text of 7 questions asked.

5. Sigma Pharmaceutical (SIG): 2pm hybrid meeting at The Sofitel via Link on January 29 to approve 11 resolutions facilitating the back door listing of Chemist Warehouse. Was the only shareholder asking questions in the room. See notice of meeting. There were no material protest votes. See this Crikey write-up plus audio links to the 18 different exchanges.


February: 9 meetings (6 AGMs and 3 EGMs)


6. Xref Ltd (XF1): 4pm hybrid scheme meeting on February 3 in Sydney and via Zoom to approve Seek takeover. See notice of meeting. Market cap $40m. Very rare for a unanimously board endorsed scheme takeover to be voted down but that's what happened, causing Seek to walk away from the $40m deal. See voting results with only 67% in favour. I voted $500 worth of stock against. See text of 4 questions lodged on Zoom, only two of which were dealt with by the chair.

7. Nufarm (NUF): 11am hybrid AGM on February 4 at Laverton HQ via Computershare. See notice of meeting. Proxies disclosed early, no protest votes and see text of 5 questions submitted.

8. Jupiter Energy (JPR): 2pm hybrid EGM in Melbourne on February 5 2025 to approve 7 share issue resolutions including a placement approval refresh. See notice of meeting. Market cap $32m with stock at 2c. See voting results and meeting write-up after attended in person.

9. E&P Financial (EP1): 9am hybrid AGM in Melbourne and via Lumi on February 13, 2025 See notice of meeting. Was delisted on December 27, 2024. See text of 6 questions asked. No protest votes.

10. Technology One (TNE): 10.30am hybrid AGM in Brisbane on February 19, 2025. See notice of meeting. See package on 7 questions lodged at 75 minute meeting. Only protest 15.6% against chair Pat O'Sullivan's re-election and they embraced scheme-like voting disclosure.

11. Aristocrat Leisure: (ALL): 11am hybrid AGM in Sydney on February 20, 2025. See notice of meeting. Market cap hit record $44.7b on January 30. Biggest protest 23% against CEO LTI grant. See wrap of AGM action where asked 8 written questions.

12. Aspermont (ASP): 3pm Perth time hybrid AGM in Singapore via Zoom on February 25, 2025. See notice of meeting. Market cap $12.4m with stock at 0.5c. See text of 5 written questions asked at 30 minute meeting.

13. Gentrack (GTK): 10am virtual NZ time AGM via the Link platform on February 26, 2025. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1.24b. No protest votes and see package on 4 questions asked at 39 minute meeting.

14. Maas Group (MGH): 2pm Melbourne time virtual EGM via Link on February 28, 2025 to approve placement and board participation. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1.57b. See package on 4 questions asked at the meeting.


March: 3 meetings, all EGMs


15. Ixup Ltd (IXU): 11am virtual EGM Melbourne time on March 17, 2025 to deal with 16 resolutions including various share issues, a long overdue 20-for-1 share consolidation and a name change to Dataworks Group for gambling self-exclusion technology company which runs ACMA's BetStop program. Market cap $16.3m. Reported a $10.6m loss in 2023-24, lifting accumulated losses to $76m and leaving just $2.3m in net assets. No protest votes and see wrap on 5 questions asked at 22 minute meeting.

16. Ronin Resources (RON): 4pm virtual EGM Melbourne time via this Zoom link on March 24 to approve two equity issues. Market cap $7.8m. See text of 4 questions asked. No protest votes. Was mentioned in March 26 Money Cafe after the chair said Colombia's anti-coal government was not supporting development of its coal deposit, but if a Milei-style government like in Argentina was elected next year, that might all change.

17. Mayur Resources (MRL): 3pm virtual EGM on March 25 to approve $100m placement and name change to Pacific Lime and Cement. See notice of meeting and zoom link which requires prior registration. Market cap $144m. No protest votes. See text of 4 questions asked, including about Gerry Harvey's recent 6% investment.


April: 12 meeting (4 AGMs, 4 schemes and 4 EGMs)


18. Novonix (NVX): 9am hybrid AGM in Brisbane on April 2, 2025 via Link platform. Market cap $343m in Feb 2025. See notice of meeting. See wrap of action where lodged 7 questions at 48 minute meeting.

19. Bigtincan (BTH): 10am April 3 2025 hybrid scheme meeting via Computershare to approve latest version of $180m Vector takeover proposal. See wrap of action where lodged 3 questions at 16 minute meeting. An earlier competing scheme was voted down 4 months ago. See notice of meeting and voting results with 99% support from voted stock and 86% of voting shareholders. The proxies were disclosed early with the formal addresses.

20. Althea Group Holdings (AGH): 10am April 7 2025 virtual EGM Melbourne time via Computershare to approve 10 capital raising items, including placement and manager options. See notice of meeting. Market cap $11.8m. See text of 5 questions asked. Biggest protest 4.9% against manager options.

21. SG Fleet (SGF): went public with a non-binding offer from private equity firm PEP pitched at $3.50 a share on November 25 last year and this quickly morphed into a 128 page scheme implementation deed on December 4 at the same price, which valued the equity at $1.227 billion. This means investors who paid $1.85 a share in the 2014 IPO have done well. The scheme meeting was a virtual on April 8 at 3pm Sydney time. See wrap of meeting where lodged 8 written questions.

22. Scentre Group (SCG): 10am hybrid on April 9 2025 at the Wesley Centre in Sydney via Computershare. See notice of meeting. See text of 7 questions asked and voting results.

23. Quickstep Holdings (QHL): 1.30pm Melbourne time scheme meeting on April 14 2025 via Computershare. See scheme book. Market cap $40m. See text of 4 written questions asked at 32 minute meeting.


April 16: 3


24. Flynn Gold (FG1): 10am Melbourne time virtual EGM via this Zoom link on April 16, 2025 to approve 9 share issues, including managers options. Market cap $7.2m. See text of 4 written questions asked at 32 minute meeting.

25. Micro-X (MX1): 11am EGM Melbourne time on April 16 2025 via Zoom and with voting via Computershare to approve placement and share issues to 4 individual directors. Market cap $40m. See text of 4 questions lodged at 21 minute meeting.

26. De Grey Mining (DEG): 2pm hybrid scheme meeting in Perth via Zoom on April 16 to approve $6.2 billion Northern Star takeover. See 452 page scheme book. See wrap of the action where asked 1 question at 30 minute meeting.

27. 4DS Memory (4DS): 10am Perth time virtual EGM on April 17 via Automic and Zoom to approve 5 share issue resolutions. Big protests of 31-35% against 4 of the 5 resolutions. See text of 5 written questions submitted. Market cap $62m.

28. Summerset Group (SNZ): 2pm NZ time hybrid on April 22 2025 via the Link platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $2.44 billion. See wrap of 2 hour meeting where asked 7 questions. No protest votes.

29. G8 Education (GEM): 11am hybrid AGM in Brisbane on April 29 and via Link platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1.04 billion on AGM day. See summary of 4 questions asked.


May: 41 (37 AGMs and 4 EGMs)


May 1: 3

30. Zoom2U Technologies (Z2U): 10am virtual EGM on May 1 2025 to approve 5 capital raising items and a name change. No protest votes. See text of 4 written questions lodged. Market cap $14m. Accumulated losses of $23.6m and net assets of 400k.

31. GPT (GPT): 10am physical AGM in Sydney on May 1, 2025. See notice of meeting. See wrap of meeting where proxy Andy Darroch asked 6 questions from the floor. No protest votes.

32. Rio Tinto (RIO): 9.30am hybrid in Perth on May 1, 2025. See notice of meeting. See voting results. See text of 2 questions submitted, only one of which was asked.

33. Iress (IRE): 11.30am hybrid AGM in Melbourne on May 2, 2025, and via Computershare. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1.44 billion. See text of 5 questions asked. No protest votes.

34. Brainchip Holdings (BRN): 11am hybrid AGM in Sydney on May 6, 2025. 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.

35. Australian Shareholders' Association (ASA): 4pm hybrid in Sydney on May 6, 2025 and via Lumi platform. See text of 1 question asked. Both director candidates comfortably elected.

36. Pepper Money (PPM): 9am virtual AGM on May 7, 2025. See notice of meeting. Only one modest 7% protest vote against CEO's LTI grant. See text of 5 questions submitted.

37. Helia (HLI): 11am hybrid in Sydney on May 7, 2025. Market cap $1.36b on AGM day. See text of 5 questions asked. 28% rem strike and big protest votes over CEO share sale.

May 8: 5

38. ARN Media (A1N): 9am hybrid AGM in Sydney on May 8, 2025. See notice of meeting. Market cap $178m. See text of 4 questions asked. There were 3 protests in the 11-13% range. Accumulated losses of $1.225 billion and net assets of $255m.

39. Capral Aluminium (CAA): 10am virtual AGM on May 8, 2025 via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting and text of 3 written questions lodged. 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.

40. Arovella Therapeutics (ALA): 11am virtual EGM Melbourne time via zoom on May 8, 2025, to approve share issues. Modest 6% protest votes. See text of 2 lame questions asked. Market cap $85m. Accumulated losses of $97m and net assets of $11.5m.

41. Woodside Energy (WDS): 10am hybrid at Crown Perth on May 8, 2025. See notice of meeting and voting results. See text of 2 questions asked.

42. Bougainville Copper (BOC): 1.30pm hybrid on May 8, 2025 in Port Moresby and via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting and text of 2 questions lodged. Market cap $148m. No protest votes and these formals were lodged 6 hours after the meeting started.

May 9: 3

43. QBE Insurance (QBE): 10am Sydney hybrid at Wesley Centre and via Computershare platform on May 9, 2025. See notice of meeting. See text of 4 questions submitted at 97 minute meeting. Only protest 30% against re-election of Yasmin Allen.

44. Dropsuite (DSE): the Melbourne-based company has agreed to sell itself for $420m to Texas-based IT automation giant NinjaOne, which agreed to pay $5.90 a share, a 34% premium to the previous close of $4.40. The 117 page scheme implementation agreement dropped on January 28, the same day the deal was announced with no earlier public clues. The scheme meeting was an 11am hybrid in Melbourne on May 9, 2025. See text of 3 questions submitted at 30 minute meeting. No protest votes.

45. Invion Ltd (IVX): 1pm virtual EGM Melbourne time on May 9, 2025 to approve 15 capital raising resolutions. Market cap $8m. Accumulated losses of $137.6m and net assets of $13.1m. See text of 4 questions submitted at 20 minute meeting.

46. Smart Group (SIQ): 11am physical AGM in Sydney at the Wesley Centre on May 14, 2025. See notice of meeting. No protest votes. Market cap $960m. Accumulated losses of $23.2m and net assets of $258.3m. See wrap of 3 questions asked by proxy Andy Darroch.

47. Freelancer (FLN): 4pm hybrid AGM in Sydney on May 14, 2025. See notice of meeting. No protest votes. Accumulated losses of $17.5m and net assets of $26.7m against a market cap of $97m. See text of 7 written questions lodged.

May 15: 3

48. Briscoe Group (BGP): 10am hybrid AGM Auckland time on May 15, 2025 and via the Link platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $990m. No protest votes and see text of 5 butchered questions submitted.

49. Ampol (ALD): 10am hybrid AGM in Sydney on May 15, 2025 and via the open briefings online platform. See notice of meeting. No protest votes and see text 5 written questions asked.

50. Atlas Arteria (ALX): 10am hybrid in Melbourne at RACV Club on May 15, 2025 and via the Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. No protest votes and see text of 4 questions asked.

51. ImExHS Ltd (IME): 11am virtual AGM Sydney time on May 19 2025 via this Zoom link. Market cap $18.3m. Accumulated losses of $30.3m and net assets of $14.5m. See wrap of 4 questions asked. No protest votes but provided extra voting data.

52. Elixinol Wellness (EXL): noon virtual AGM Melbourne time on May 20 2025 via this Vistra Zoom link. Registered the day before, confirmed by co sec Melanie L. Market cap $6.4m. Accumulated losses of $227.9m and net assets of $10m. See text of 4 questions asked.

53. Viva Energy (VEA): 2pm hybrid AGM in Melbourne on May 20, 2025 at King Wood Malleson (level 27/477 Collins) and via Link platform. See notice of meeting. See text of 6 questions asked. Biggest protest vote 9% against rem report.

May 21: 5

54. Bell Financial Group (BFG): 10am virtual AGM on May 21, 2025 via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting, plus this addendum released on May 2 adding another director re-election. Market cap $428m. See text of 4 written questions submitted. No protest votes.

55. Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure (DBI): The company raised $1.286b at $2.57 when it was floated by Brookfield in November 2020. 10am hybrid in Brisbane on May 21, 2025 via Link platform but only for online questions, not voting. See notice of meeting. See text of 4 questions submitted. No protest votes.

56. Future Generation Australia (FGX): 10am May 21, 2025 Sydney hybrid AGM and via this Lumi link. See notice of meeting. See text of 3 questions submitted. No protest votes.

57. Stanmore Resources (SMR): 10am hybrid AGM on May 21, 2025 in Brisbane via Link platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1.6b. See text of 4 questions submitted. Biggest protest 16.5% against rem report.

58. Telix Pharmaceuticals (TLX): 10am hybrid AGM in Sydney on May 21, 2025 and via Link platform. See notice of meeting. See text of 5 written questions submitted. No protest votes.

59. GQG Partners (GQG): 9am Melbourne time virtual AGM on May 22, 2025 via Link platform. See notice of meeting. See text of 4 questions asked. No protest vote on single director election resolution.

60. Ventia Services (VNT): 10am virtual AGM via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. See text of 5 questions asked. Biggest protest vote 17% against CEO's LTI grant and they embraced additional voting data.

61. 29Metals Ltd (29M): 10.30am hybrid AGM in Melbourne on May 23, 2025 and via Link platform. See notice of meeting. Accumulated losses of $553m and net assets of $419m. Attended in person and was the only shareholder asking questions. No protest votes.

62. ABX Group (ABX): virtual AGM via Zoom at noon Melbourne time on May 26, 2025. See notice of meeting. Market cap $10m. The latest balance sheet showed $25.9m in accumulated losses and $11.2m in claimed net assets. See text of 5 written questions asked.

63. NGE Capital (NGE): 3.30pm virtual AGM Melbourne time by tele-conference on May 27, 2025. See notice of meeting. Market cap $34m. Accumulated losses of $27.8m and net assets of $49m. No protests but delivered extra voting data after a request. See summary of tele-conference virtual AGM.

64. Eagers Automotive (APE): 10am hybrid AGM in Brisbane (Newstead) on May 28, 2025 and via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. ISS triggered 10% against votes on both rem resolutions. See text of 4 questions asked.

65. Fluence Corp (FLC): 10am virtual AGM Melbourne time on May 28, 2025 via this Zoom/Vistra link. Registration confirmed by co sec Melanie L. See notice of meeting and text of 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 is $107m.

66. Aspire Minerals (AKM): 2pm virtual AGM Melbourne time on May 29, 2025 and via this Zoom link. Registered on May 19. Market cap $139m. 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 which were all ignored.

May 30: 4

67. Rocket DNA (RKT): 9am virtual AGM Perth time on May 30, 2025 via Automic platform which needed to log onto on the day. See notice of meeting. No protests votes across 17 resolutions. Market cap $8.2m. See text of 6 questions asked.

68. Jade Gas (JGH): 10.30am virtual AGM Adelaide time on May 30, 2025. See notice of meeting. Market cap $15m. No protest votes. Emailed early on the morning of the 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.

69. Loyal Lithium (LLi): 10am Perth time virtual AGM on May 30, 2025 via Zoom. Registered the night before and received email invitation. Market cap $8.8m. No protest votes. Accumulated losses of $20.6m and net assets of $19.4m. Lodged these 4 written questions at 15 minute meeting.

70. Dotz Nano (DTZ): 3pm virtual AGM Melbourne time on May 30, 2025 via Zoom. No protest votes. See addendum to NoM released on May 21. Held an EGM at 3pm Melbourne time via Zoom on January 9 2025 to approve share issues. Market cap $48.5m. See package on 4 written questions submitted. 2024 AGM was held on May 31, once again the last possible day.


June: 8 AGMs and 6 EGMs including 2 scheme meetings


71. NZME (NZM): 2pm hybrid AGM in Auckland on June 3, 2025. See notice of meeting. Market cap $180m. AGM date notice released for April 29, then delayed until June 3 due to board control skirmishes. See text of 5 questions asked. Biggest protest 13.8% against external candidate Jim Grenon, a fast talking Canadian. The new chair is a former conservative politician.

72. Kina Securities (KSL): 9am June 10 virtual AGM in PNG via Link platform. Market cap $325m. New CEO recently appointed after 7 year stretch of predecessor. See text of 5 questions lodged. No protest votes.

73. Pact Group (PGH): 3pm virtual EGM on June 12 via the Computershare platform to vote on delisting from the ASX. There was a 9.2% protest vote. See notice of meeting. Attended and asked these 5 written questions. Market cap $265m.

74. Fineos Corp PLC (FCL): On June 12 AGM day had a market cap of $741m. 6pm virtual AGM Melbourne time for the Dublin-based company via this Zoom link. See text of 5 questions asked and notice of meeting. No protest votes.

75. Conrad Asia Energy (CRD): 9.30am virtual AGM in Singapore (11.30am Melb time) via the Lumi platform on June 16, 2025. See notice of meeting. Market cap $110m. See text of 7 questions asked.

76. Mayne Pharma (MYX): 10am hybrid scheme meeting in Melbourne via Computershare platform on July 18, 2025 to approve Cosette takeover which they've been attempting to wriggle out of. Market cap $410m. Was comfortably approved. See text of 4 questions lodged.

77. Pointsbet (PBH): 9am hybrid scheme meeting on June 25, 2025 at Baker & Mackenzie in Melbourne and via Computershare platform for Maxi takeover, which has been sweetened to $1.20 per share as BETR lobs rival bids. Was originally scheduled for June 12 but then delayed until June 25. Market cap $360m. See text of 2 questions asked.

78. Star Entertainment (SGR): 10am hybrid on June 25, 2025 at its Sydney casino and via MUFG platform to approve Bally/Mathieson bailout. See notice of meeting and 212 page explanatory memorandum. Market cap $330m. Appointed proxy and voted early. See text of 4 questions asked.

79. Serko (SKO): 10am hybrid NZ time on June 26 in Auckland and via Link/MUFG. Market cap $406m. See notice of meeting. See text of 3 questions asked.

80. Powerhouse Ventures (PVL): 10am virtual meeting Brisbane time on June 26, 2025 via Zoom. See notice of meeting. Market cap $14.2m. Latest balance sheet shows $20.9m of accumulated losses and net assets of $14.7m. See text of 3 questions submitted.

81. Cog Financial Services (COG): 10am virtual EGM Sydney time on June 27, 2025. Market cap $276m. Latest balance sheet shows $118m of accumulated losses and net assets of $200.5m. See text of 3 questions submitted.

82. Eroad (ERD): 1pm hybrid AGM on June 27, 2025 at Eden Park in Auckland and via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $152m. See text of 4 questions submitted.

83. Oceania Healthcare (OCA): 2pm hybrid AGM on June 27, 2025 in Auckland via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $413m. See text of 4 questions submitted.

84. Tigers Realm Coal (TIG): Held delayed AGM as a virtual at 3pm on June 30. See notice of meeting. No protest vote on single director election resolution. Accumulated losses of $175.2m and net assets of $65.2m, as at June 30, 2024. Stock suspended and unable to produce results due to Russian sanctions. See text of 5 questions asked at meeting.


July: 13 meeting, only two of which were AGMs


85. Ionic Rare Earths (IXR): 10am physical EGM in Melbourne at Baker & McKenzie on July 7, 2025 to approve capital raising including options for broker. Bought in too late to get Computershare control number so requested directly on July 1. Received on July 2 and voted against all 3 resolutions due to lack of hybrid. Attended in person but didn't renounce appointment of Alice Mayne as proxy. See wrap of the action. Market cap $95m on EGM day. Last balance sheet shows $69m of accumulated losses and net assets of $35m. No protest votes.

86. Oncosil Medical (OSL): 11am physical EGM in Melbourne (525 Collins St) on July 8, 2025 to approve various share issues. Market cap $14.6m. Attended in person. See wrap of the action. Latest balance sheet shows $99.5m of accumulated losses and net assets of $8.6m.

87. Spartan Resources (SPR): 10am hybrid scheme meeting on July 11, 2025 in Perth and via the Automic/Zoom platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $2.5 billion. See wrap of the 20 minute meeting where lodged 4 written questions.

88. AV Jennings (AVJ): 3pm hybrid scheme on July 11 in Sydney and via the Link/MUFG platform to vote on takeover. There was a separate EGM to fast track CEO's $2.2m incentive vesting. Voted in favour of both on July 1 seeing as they offered hybrids. See notice of meeting. Market cap $365m. See text of 7 questions asked across both meetings. No material protest votes.

89. TruScreen (TRU): 11am virtual EGM via this MUFG link on July 15, 2025 to approve 8 share issue resolutions at this cervical cancer technology company. Market cap $11.5m. Only purchased on July 8. Latest balance sheet shows $37.5m of accumulated losses and net assets of $1m. See text of 4 questions asked.

90. Tamboran Resources (TBN): 8am Melbourne time virtual EGM on July 17, 2025 to approve 13 share issue resolutions. Is Delaware registered so the record date of June 12 had already passed when bought in on July 8. Emailed company secretary Rohan Vardaro on July 11 requesting a control number so could ask questions, even if unable to vote. He refused. Market cap $466m. Is dual-listed on the NYSE and announced a $US55m placement two stage placement to further its Beetaloo Basin gas aspirations earlier in the year, which saw them added to this “placement only shame file”. Poll not lodged until next day showing 10% across the board protest votes. See text of 4 questions sent to cosec but don't know if asked as they never published a copy of the webcast.

91. EQ Resources (EQR): 3pm Melbourne time virtual EGM on July 18 2025 via this Vistra Zoom link to approve 4 share issue resolutions. Voted against all resolutions via Automic on July 1 and appointed Melanie Leydin as proxy. See notice of meeting. Market cap $88m. Latest balance sheet shows $47.8m of accumulated losses and net assets of $48.1m. See wrap of the action where asked 3 questions at 12 minute meeting. No protest votes but credit to Melanie Leydin for delivering extra data in these poll results showing just 50 of the 2200+ shareholders voted.

92. Aust AG (AAC): 10am physical AGM on July 23, 2025 at Convention Centre in Brisbane with one way webcast via Link/MUFG. See notice of meeting. Voted 51 shares against all resolutions on July 1 as a protest over the lack of a hybrid meeting and nominated Peter Beattie as my proxy. He never made it. Lobbed these 4 pre-AGM questions through the MUFG platform but they failed to publish a webcast so just don't know if they were addressed. No protest votes.

93. Macquarie Group (MQG): 10.30am hybrid at their new Sydney HQ on July 24, 2025 and via the Lumi platform, which is a bid odd when Link/MUFG is the share registry provider. Copped their first ever shareholder resolution on climate issues, which received 35% support. Market cap circa $88b. See notice of meeting. See text of 3 written questions lodged and voting result showing a first ever 25.4% remuneration strike which generated a truck load of negative publicity.

94. Norwest Minerals (NWM): bought 41,667 at 1.2c on July 8 2025 ahead of 9.30am Perth time virtual EGM via Zoom less than two weeks later on July 29, 2025 to approve 17 share issues including broker options and director options. No protest votes. Market cap $11.6m. Latest balance sheet shows $9.5m of accumulated losses and net assets of $24.5m. See text of 3 questions lodged.

95. Sayona Mining (SYA): 10.30am hybrid scheme meeting in Brisbane on July 31 2025 via the Computershare platform to approve Piedmont merger. Market cap $245m on EGM day. See scheme booklet. See text of 5 questions asked at 47 minute meeting. Was comfortably approved with only protest 11% against lift in the fee cap for directors.

96. Jameson Resources (JAL): 11am virtual EGM Brisbane time on July 31 2025 via this Zoom link to approve 4 share issues, including to chair Nicole Hollows. Voted against all items via Automic on July 18 as a protest because there was no option to not appoint the chair when appointing proxies. Market cap $60m on EGM day. Latest balance sheet shows $23.2m of accumulated losses and net assets of $50.8m. See wrap of 4 questions asked at 11 minute meeting with no protest votes.

97. Clime Capital Notes (CAMG): noon virtual via Boardroom/Lumi on July 31 2025 to amend terms of convertible notes. See notice of meeting which came out on July 3. Only bought in on July 3. See text of 3 questions planned and not asked at the farcical 6 minute as wasn't able to get a Voter Access Code despite multiple attempts. No protest votes.


August: 23 meetings comprising 8 AGMs and 15 EGMs


98. Envirosuite (EVS): agreed to a takeover at 9c a share which valued the equity at $132m. See 133 page scheme agreement with UK firm Ideagen which was released on May 12. The latest balance sheet shows accumulated losses of $105.3 million and net equity of $89 million, so investors as a whole are not getting all of their money back from this takeover. Also, see Alan Kohler's 2021 interview with the CEO. The scheme meeting was a 9am virtual affair Melbourne time on Friday August 1 2025 via the Lumi platform but you needed to use Boardroom to vote online. Voted against on July 18. Was approved by 99.5% of voted stock and no headcount measure. See text of 4 questions asked.

99. Domain (DHG): US real estate giant Costar was first reported to be looking to bid $4.20 per share on February 20, 2025. The first announcement by the company said Co-Star had secured a 16.9% stake and confirmed the $4.20 offer price. Nine responded 3 hours later pointing out that Domain was "of strategic importance to Nine's media eco-system and our long term growth strategy". CoStar lifted its bid to $4.43 on March 27 and was granted access to the books and on March 31 Nine agreed to the deal, subject to due diligence. After being demerged by Fairfax Media in November 2017, Domain ended up changing hands for about $2.8 billion in cash for the equity. The scheme implementation agreement dropped on May 5 and Nine was initially talking about paying a special fully franked dividend of 47-49c once the deal closes. The 211 page scheme book dropped on June 30, 2025 and the hybrid scheme meeting was held in Sydney at 10am on August 4 via the Link/MUFG platform. Voted 117 shares in favour on July 1. See wrap of 4 questions asked at 26 minute meeting. Was comfortably approved.

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.

101. Platinum Asia Investments (PAI): 10am hybrid scheme in Sydney via Link/MUFG on August 12, 2025. See scheme book and notice of meeting. The delisting proposal was comfortably approved. See text of 4 questions asked.

102. Platinum Capital (PMC): After a strategic review, proposed a merger with a Platinum-managed ETF in July 2024. PM Capital Global Opportunities fund (PGF) proposed an alternative takeover of both PMC and its stablemate Platinum Asia Investment (PAI) back on February 27. On April 7, PMC said it still believed the PTM proposal was superior. Market cap was $398m on June 10. However, L1 Capital advised on June 23 that it would be voting its 16.85% stake against the proposal. Announced on June 6 that a draft scheme book with an independent experts report had been lodged with ASIC. The scheme meeting was to be held on August 12 at 1.30pm as a hybrid in Sydney and via the Link/MUFG platform. However, the board cancelled it in the face of L1's opposition, only proceeding with the 50% buyback resolution. The 276 page scheme book dropped at 5.30pm on July 11. Buyback was approved with 99.5% support. See wrap of a very lively meeting where asked 4 questions.

103. Linius Technologies (LNU): 10am AEST virtual EGM via Automic platform on August 14, 2025 to approve 15 share issue resolutions including to Andrew Demetriou. Several were withdrawn and 20% proxy protests turned into just 7% in the poll. Market cap $6.5m. Latest balance sheet shows $67.2m of accumulated losses and negative equity of 742k. See text of 5 questions lodged at 11 minute meeting.

104. Unico Silver (USL): noon AEST virtual EGM via Vistra/Zoom on August 14 2025 to approve placement and 100k increase in director fee cap. No protest votes. Market cap $186m. Latest balance sheet shows $56.5m of accumulated losses and net assets of $26.2m. See text of 5 questions asked.

105. DorsaVi (DVL): 11am AEST virtual EGM via this Zoom link on August 15 2025 to approve 9 share issue resolutions. No protest votes. Market cap $21m. Latest balance sheet shows $41.7m in accumulated losses and $1.7m in net assets. See text of 4 questions lodged.

106. OFX Group (OFX): 2pm Sydney hybrid via this Zoom link on August 15 2025. See notice of meeting. Market cap $190m. Latest balance sheet shows $163m of retained earnings and net assets of $181.8m. See voting results with big protest votes and wrap of the meeting with 5 questions lodged where both David and Charlie Kingston asked plenty of tough questions from the floor.

107. Environmental Clean Technologies (ECT): originally called as an 11am AEST virtual EGM via this Zoom link on August 18, 2025 to approve a 15-for-1 share consolidation and issue options to a director. Later lodged this addendum to its EGM notice on July 30 to approve appointment of 3 directors. Market cap $8m. Latest balance sheet shows $91.6m in accumulated losses and net assets of $1.8m. See text of 3 questions asked at 10 minute meeting. No protest votes.

108. Straker (STG): 4pm NZ time AGM on August 20 2025 via this Zoom link. See notice of meeting. Market cap $27.7m. No protest votes. See text of 5 questions asked. Latest balance sheet for Auckland-based company shows $48.3m of accumulated losses and net assets of $24.2m.

109. Finder Energy (FDR): 2pm Perth time virtual EGM via Automic platform on August 20 2025 to approve 2 share issue resolutions. No protest votes. See text of 3 questions asked. Market cap $22.5m.

110. Xero (XRO): 11am hybrid in NZ On August 21 2025 via the Link/MUFG platform with a voluntary remuneration report vote which attracted a 48.7% against vote. No other protest votes. See notice of meeting. Released the date nice and early on February 17. See wrap of the meeting where asked 1 rem question.

111. MedAdvisor Solutions (MDR): 11am AEST virtual EGM via this Computershare link on August 21 2025 to approve 13 resolutions. All 5 retention grant proposals were defeated. See notice of meeting. Market cap $52m. See text of 6 questions asked.

112. Fisher & Paykel (FPH): 2pm virtual NZ time in Auckland and via this MUFG link on August 21, 2025. See notice of meeting. No protest votes. See text of 4 questions asked. Was disappointed by the performance of chair Neville Mitchell, who gave no ground on anything, including having a remuneration report vote next year.

113. Challenger Gold (CEL): fully virtual AGM via Automic at 10am Melbourne time on August 22, 2025 to approve 7 share issue resolutions. No protest votes. Market cap $178m. See text of 2 questions asked.

114. Articore (ATG): 10am hostile virtual EGM on August 22, 2025 via the Link/MUFG platform called for by former chair and CEO to try and regain control of the company which runs Redbubble. See notice of meeting. Market cap $60m. They put out an ASX announcement on August 13 spruiking that ISS and Glass Lewis were backing the board. See text of 4 questions asked and voting results where board carried the day.

115. Web Travel Group (WEB): 9am start for hybrid AGM on August 26 2025 in Melbourne via Computershare platform - see notice of meeting. Market cap $1.6b. See text of questions asked.

116. Metro Performance Glass (MPP): 3pm NZ time hybrid EGM on August 26 2025 via this Link/MUFG platform to approve recapitalisation complete with Grant Samuel report. Market cap $7.4m. See text of questions asked.

117. Australian Mines (AUZ): 2pm AEST virtual EGM on August 26 2025 via this Zoom link to approve 3 capital raising resolutions. Market cap $13.7m. See text of questions asked.

118. Alligator Energy (AGE): 10.30am physical EGM in Adelaide on August 28, 2025 to approve a recent $17.5m placement with options but you can ask text-based questions via this Zoom link. Market cap $110m. See wrap of 3 questions asked. No protest votes.

119. Webjet Holdings (WJL): 2pm hybrid AGM on August 28, 2025 at company's St Kilda Rd HQ or via Automic platform. See notice of meeting. Lodged 6 questions at 93 minute meeting. See remarkable voting results.

120. Mac Copper (MAC): 9.30pm and 9.48pm hybrid court and general meetings via this Computershare link on Friday, August 29, 2025 with the physical component in Jersey, of all places. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1.53b. Accumulated losses of $US235.7m and net assets of $US566m. See wrap of the action where asked 4 questions at 19 minute general meeting. Takeover was comfortably approved.

September: 10 meeting with 7 AGMs and 3 EGMs

121. Vitasora Health (VHL, the old Respiri): 11am virtual EGM on September 1, 2025 to approve recent $11m placement at 3c. Chair Nicholas Smedley and CEO are together in for 500k, which required shareholder approval. Bell Potter and MST Financial ran the raise for 6%. No follow on SPP for retail investors so they've been added to this “placement only shame file”. The pricing was a hefty discount to the previous close of 3.8c and the stock immediately traded at the 3c placement price when trading resumed and was at 2.4c on EGM day. Latest balance sheet shows $150.8m of accumulated losses and net assets of $14.7m after a $10.7m loss in 2024-25. See wrap of 4 questions asked.

122. Collins Foods (CKF): 10am hybrid AGM in Brisbane on September 2, 205. See notice of meeting and annual report. Market cap $1.08b. See text of 4 questions asked. No protest votes and delivered extra voting data.

123. Metcash (MTS): 2pm hybrid meeting in Sydney via the Lumi platform on September 10, 2025 although only questions not voting online. See notice of meeting. Market cap $4.42 billion. See text of 4 questions asked. No protest votes and provided extra voting data.

124. Contact Energy (CEN): 9.30am NZ time hybrid in Auckland on September 16, 2025. No rem report again. See notice of meeting. No protest votes and see text of 5 questions asked at 83 minute meeting, plus these 6 questions asked at 2024 AGM. Market cap $8.3b.

125. Platinum Asset Management (PTM): On May 1, Platinum announced it was in merger discussions with L1 Capital which had bought a 9.6% stake off founder Kerr Neilson with an option to go to 19.9% if a competing merger proposal was lodged. L1 then moved and bought 17% of separately listed Platinum Capital and killed off a delisting plan. See wrap of that meeting. A Platinum-L1 merger vote was held via Computershare at 9.30am on September 22, 2025 as a hybrid in Sydney. See notice of meeting. See text of 6 questions asked at 71 minute meeting. Merger comfortably approved but 41% vote against termination benefits resolution.

126. Gold Road Resources (GOR): South African giant Goldfields lobbed a $2.27 per share non-binding offer late on March 24 which the board rejected. The stock is already trading above this level, although there's complexity with the De Grey shareholding proposal. Chair Tim Netscher sent this interesting letter to shareholders on March 27 detailing all the back and forth between the joint venture partners. They eventually agreed to an offer on May 5 which was the equivalent of $3.40 a share or $3.7 billion for the equity. The scheme meeting is a hybrid in Perth at 2pm on September 22, 2025. The AFR reckons they sold themselves too cheaply. See wrap of meeting where asked 3 written questions. Was comfortably approved.

127. Suncorp (SUN): 10am hybrid AGM in Brisbane on September 25, 2025. Only protest 7% against re-election of Ian Hammond. See notice of meeting and wrap of AGM where lodged 5 questions. See Link/MUFG meeting URL.

128. Air New Zealand (AIZ): 1pm NZ time hybrid in Auckland on September 25, 2025. See notice of meeting. No protest votes. See text of 4 questions lodged.

129. AFIC (AFI): 10am hybrid on September 30 2025 at RACV Melbourne and via Link/MUFG platform. See notice of meeting. See text of 3 questions asked at 100 minute meeting. No material protests.

130. Djerriwarrh (DJW): 1.30pm hybrid on September 30 2025 at RACV Melbourne and via Link/MUFG platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $825m. See text of 4 questions asked at 80 minute meeting. Only protest 10.7% against rem report delivered by ASA proxies.

October: 51 AGMs and no EGMs

131. Platinum Capital (PMC): 10am hybrid EGM on October 1 2025 in Sydney via Link/MUFG called by L1 to install their own slate of directors with Geoff Wilson putting up a rival slate. See notice of meeting. The constitution only requires a minimum of 3 directors with no maximum. It currently has just 3 directors, chair Margaret Towers, Ian Hunter and co sec Joanne Jefferies. The 2024 annual report said it has 8,815 shareholders. Voted 6 shares against the L1 candidates on August 27, whilst leaving it open for proxy Kerr Neilson to decide how to vote on the day with the 3 Wilson candidates. See wrap of the lively meeting where asked 5 written questions. The L1 candidates prevailed 68-32%. See voting results.

132. Mirrabooka (MIR): 1.30pm hybrid AGM on October 1 2025 at RACV Club in Melbourne and via Link/MUFG platform. See wrap of lively meeting where asked 4 written questions. No protest votes.

133. AGL: 10.30am hybrid AGM in Sydney on October 3 3035 and via Computershare. See notice of meeting and wrap of a very lively meeting where asked 6 written questions and there was a 30.8% protest vote delivered by Mike Cannon Brookes against the climate adaptation plan.

134. Lake Resources (LKE): 9am virtual EGM Brisbane time via Zoom on October 7. Market cap $67m. See wrap of the action.

October 8, 2025: 2

135. Redox (RDX): 11am hybrid AGM in Sydney on October 8 and via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1.41b. Floated in July 2023 and see 6 questions asked at 2023 AGM. See text of 4 questions asked at excellent 2025 AGM.

136. Transurban (TCL): 11am hybrid in Melbourne on October 8 2025 and via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Released these key dates to the ASX nice and early on June 20, 2025. Have attended many Transurban AGMs over the years. Asked 7 questions at 2024 AGM and these 8 questions at 2022 AGM. See text of 2 questions lodged but not asked as arrived right at the end due to Redox commitments.

October 9, 2025: 3

137. REA (REA): 9am virtual AGM on October 9 2025 via Link/MUFG platform. See notice of meeting. Biggest protest 8% against former Optus CEO and here's the wrap from 40 minute meeting.

138. Fiducian Group (FID): 10am hybrid AGM in Sydney on October 9 2025. Market cap $395m. See text of 4 questions asked at 2 hour meeting. No major protest votes.

139. WAM Alternative Assets (WMA): 10am hybrid AGM in Sydney on October 9 2025 and via this Lumi link. Liquidation resolution defeated by 95% of voted stock. Attended online and enjoyed David Kingston's grilling from the floor. See wrap of meeting.

October 10, 2025: 3

140. NSX Ltd (NSX): noon Sydney time hybrid scheme meeting via Lumi platform to approve takeover. Market cap around $20m. Was the only shareholder asking questions and lobbed these 3 questions despite the silly two question limit.

141. Medical Developments (MVP): 1pm hybrid AGM in Melbourne via Computershare platform. Market cap $70m. Was sole shareholder asking questions so ended up lobbing these 6 missives.

142. Perenti (PRN): 10.30am hybrid AGM in Perth via Link/MUFG platform with Diane Smith-Gander as chair. Market cap $2.25b. Lobbed these 5 written questions.

October 14, 2025: 2

143. Beacon Lighting (BLX): 9am physical AGM in Melbourne at Baker & McKenzie (l19, 181 William St). See notice of meeting. Market cap $760m and stock has been on a steady rise since 2014 float. Attended in person and was only shareholder asking questions at 40 minute meeting. The company did not record it.

144. Baby Bunting (BBN): 10am physical AGM at level 16, 80 Collins St. See notice of meeting. Market cap $423m after better recent performance. Attended in person and was only shareholder asking questions at 45 minute meeting. The company did not record it.

October 15, 2025: 1

145. Bravura Solutions (BVS): 10am hybrid in Sydney and via Link/MUFG platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1.52b on AGM day after a recent run. See text of 4 questions asked at dramatic 2025 AGM. Chair Matthew Quinn quit after major shareholder withdrew support and constitutional change to enable virtual AGMs sneaked home with 75.5% support.

Thursday, October 16, 2025: 6

146. Connexion Mobility (CXZ): 9am virtual AEDT. See notice of meeting. Voted by proxy on October 4. Market cap $21m with shares at 2.6c. See wrap of 24 minute meeting where lodged 4 written questions.

147. Treasury Wine Estates (TWE): 10am hybrid at the Grand Hyatt in Melbourne and via Computershare platform with whole board up as usual, including overworked chair John Mullen. See notice of meeting. Market cap $4.97b after bad year. Lodged 4 written questions at the 80 minute meeting. Biggest protest 14.47% against John Mullen due to over-boarding.

148. DUI (DUI): 10am hybrid AGM at Evan & Partners in Melbourne. Lodged 4 written questions at the 36 minute meeting.

149. Genesis Energy (GNE): 2pm hybrid NZ time via Computershare platform. Market cap $2.3b. No rem vote again. See text of 5 questions asked.

150. Stockland (SGP): 2.30pm hybrid in Sydney via Lumi platform. See notice of meeting. See text of 4 questions lodged at 70 minute where they broke new ground on voting disclosure. See ASA report explaining opposition to Penny Winn.

151. Aurizon (AUZ): 2pm AEST hybrid AGM in Brisbane via Computershare platform. See text of 4 questions asked at 90 minute meeting. Biggest protest a strange 9.6% against new director Lyell Strambi despite no proxy adviser recommending against.

October 17, 2025: 3

152. RPM Global (RUL): 10am Brisbane time virtual AGM via Computershare platform. Never attended before. Market cap $1.02b. Strange 13% rem protest and 8% against a director. See text of 4 questions asked.

153. Silex Systems (SLX): 11am hybrid in Sydney via Computershare platform. Market cap $1 billion. Biggest protest 10% against Chris Wilks and 16.6% against CEO's LTI grant. Asked these 2 questions.

154. Australian Finance Group (AFG): 9am hybrid in Perth via Link/MUFG platform. See notice of meeting. Asked these 4 questions at 35 minute AGM with no protest votes. Asked these 5 questions at 2024 AGM.

Tuesday, October 21, 2025: 5

155. IDP Education (IEL): 9.30am hybrid AGM in Melbourne at 727 Collins St and via Link platform. See text of 6 questions asked at 2023 AGM and ridiculous 11 written questions submitted at 2021 AGM. Market cap was $1.81b on AGM day after another bad year. There was a 33.4% rem strike in 2024 and the CEO's LTI grant only scraped over the line with 52.6% in favour. The crusty old school chair Peter Polson was finally succeeded by Tracey Horton on June 16. See 4 questions submitted. They copped a 35.5% second strike and 32% against the CEO's LTI grant but only 6.5% backed the spill.

156. Mystate (MYS): 10.30am hybrid AGM in Hobart via Computershare platform. Market cap circa $700m and stock has recovered over past two years. See 6 questions asked at 2024 Mystate AGM. Biggest protest 13% against rem and 10.7% against chair Sandra Birkensleigh.

157. Bendigo & Adelaide Bank (BEN): 11am hybrid in Bendigo and via Link/MUFG platform. See notice of meeting. See 5 questions submitted at 2024 AGM. They haven't previously disclosed proxies early or headcount voting data so requested this late the night before the meeting. Market cap was $7 billion on AGM day after a flat year. See 4 questions submitted.

158. Cleanaway (CWY): 11am Brisbane time hybrid via Computershare platform. See wrap of meeting where there was a 40.7% rem strike and 17% against rem chair Jackie McArthur.

159. Region Group (RGN): 2pm hybrid AGM in Sydney via Link/MUFG platform. See 6 questions asked at 2024 AGM. Market cap was $2.83b on AGM day. Asked 6 questions at 2 hour meeting and biggest protest 18% against CEO's LTI grant.

October 22, 2025: 3

160. Fletcher Building (FBU): 10.30am Auckland time hybrid via Computershare platform. They've got a rem vote, which is good. See wrap of action at 90 minute meeting. No protest votes.

161. Michael Hill International (MHJ): 10am virtual AGM via Lumi platform. Market cap $140m. No protest votes and they came through with head count data in the poll after raised it in these 4 questions.

162. Sigma Healthcare (SIG): disclosed a 2pm meeting nice and early on July 15, 2025. See notice of meeting and Link/MUFG meeting link. Across the 14 resolutions, there were three 8-9% protest votes on various incentive grant resolutions.

October 23, 2025: 3

163. ASX Group: 10am hybrid AGM in Sydney via Viostream and ASX website with contingent second strike vote. See wrap of lengthy meeting where lodged 6 written questions. Biggest protest 16.8% against new director Anne Loveridge due to her history with PwC, which audits the ASX.

164. Bapcor (BAP): 1.30pm hybrid at its Melbourne office near the airport and via Computershare platform. Asked these 5 questions. All resolutions supported by 90%+.

165. South32 (S32): noon hybrid in Perth and via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting and text of 4 questions asked at 135 minute meeting. The copped a 35% rem strike.

October 24, 2025: 3

166. Amotiv (AOV): 11am hybrid in Melbourne and via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting and wrap of 70 minute meeting where asked 4 questions.

167. Macmahon Holdings (MAH): 9.30am Perth hybrid AGM via Computershare platform. Market cap $1.02b as strong performance continues. See wrap of 40 minute meeting where asked 4 questions.

168. Spirit Technology Solutions (ST1): 4pm virtual AGM Melb time via this Zoom link. Market cap circa $100m. See wrap of 32 minute meeting where asked 4 questions.

October 27, 2025: 1

169. Bega Cheese (BGA): 9am hybrid AGM in Bega. See MUFG link. See wrap of 67 minute meeting where lodged 5 questions. Only protest 9% against rem report.

October 28, 2025: 1

170. Polynovo (PNV): 1pm hybrid in Melbourne at Collins Arch (Minter Ellison, level 20 447 Collins St) and via Computershare platform with a late addition to the agenda adding a new director. See notice of meeting. See voting results with data on defeat of chair David Williams stripped out. See wrap of the meeting.

October 29, 2025: 2

171. Data3 (DTL): 10am hybrid Brisbane time and via Link/MUFG platform. Biggest protest 10% against CEO's LTI grant. Asked these 5 questions.

172. Dexus (DXS): 2pm hybrid in Sydney with online via company website and, eventually, Link/MUFG. A bruising two hour meeting - see the wrap. No material protest votes. Also, see ASA meeting report which probably should have credited David Kingston by name.

October 30, 2025: 4

173. JB Hi Fi (JBH): 10am hybrid at RACV Club in Melbourne and via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Biggest protest 24% against LTI grant and 15% on rem. See wrap of meeting.

174. Arafura Rare Earths (ARU): 10am Perth time hybrid and via Link/MUFG platform. Market cap circa $880m. Biggest protest 10.6% against CEO's LTI grant. See text of 4 questions asked.

175. Woolworths (WOW): 10am hybrid at Sydney HQ and via the Lumi platform. See text of 3 questions lodged. Biggest protests 16% against rem and 34% in favour of shareholder resolution on increased disclosure about salmon farmed product.

176. Wesfarmers (WES): 1pm Perth time hybrid via Lumi platform. See notice of meeting which includes a $1.25b capital return resolution. No protest votes. See text of 4 questions lodged.

October 31, 2025: 5

177. Sky City Entertainment (SKC): 10am hybrid AGM NZ time via Computershare platform. See text of 3 questions asked. Big protests against both Australian directors with 26.3% opposing Kate Hughes and 18.6% opposing Glenn Davis.

178. Pinnacle (PNI): 9am hybrid in Sydney and via Computershare platform. See text of 6 questions asked.

179. Steadfast (SDF): 10am hybrid AGM in Sydney via Lumi platform. See drama from 2024 AGM. See text of 6 questions asked. Biggest protest 15.2% against rem report.

180. Car Group (CAR): 11am hybrid at HQ in Melbourne and via Computershare platform. See text of 4 questions asked. Big protest votes with 21% against chair Pat O'Sullivan for overboarding and 18.7% against another director due to links to auditor PwC.

181. Sandfire Resources (SFR): 10am hybrid in Perth via Automic platform. Market cap $7.5b. See wrap of meeting where asked 3 questions. No protest votes.


November: 107 AGMs


Wednesday, November 5, 2025: 5


182. Chorus (CNU): 10am NZ hybrid in Auckland and via Computershare platform. Market cap $3.6b. Lodged 3 questions at the 2024 AGM and 2 questions this year. Interesting 7.4% vote against director Mark Cross even thought NZ govt owns 61%.

183. Recce Pharmaceuticals (RCE): 9.30am hybrid at Automic Sydney office and using Automic platform. Market cap $120m after a flat year. Attended for first time asking 3 written questions. Huge across the board protest votes.

184. Rhythm Biosciences (RHY): 11am hybrid AGM in Melbourne at Rialto and via Zoom. Market cap $28m after rollercoaster year. Attended for first time asking 5 written questions at 32 minute meeting. No protest votes.

185. Nanosonics (NAN): 11am hybrid in Sydney and via Computershare platform. Market cap $1.34b after a good year. Biggest protest 5% against a director of auditor connections. Was a lively 2 hour meeting where 3 of the 4 questions lodged were asked. Attended last year. See 7 questions lodged with bad censorship.

186. Cedar Woods (CWP): 10am hybrid AGM in Perth. See notice of meeting. You need to register here in advance via MUFG which seems designed to deter attendance or control who is coming. Market cap above $600m after strong recent performance. Asked two questions at 2024 AGM and 5 questions this year. Only protest 16.9% against co-founder and long serving director Robert Brown.


Thursday, November 6, 2025: 4


187. Hipages (HPG): 10am virtual AGM Melb time. Market cap $178m after reasonable year. No protest votes. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 35 minute AGM.

188. ZIP: 10am virtual AGM via Computershare platform. See excessive 12 questions asked at 2022 AGM. No material protest votes. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 47 minute 2025 AGM.

189. Coast Entertainment (CEH): 10am Brisbane time hybrid at Dreamworld and via Link platform. Market cap $155m after another tough year. See 6 questions asked at 2024 AGM and text of 2 written questions rejected at 2025 AGM where there were no protest votes.

190. Orthocell (OCC): 10am hybrid in Perth via Automic platform. Market cap has soared recently to almost $400m, but then retreated again. Held a last day possible AGM in 2024. See text of 6 written questions submitted at 80 minute 2025 AGM. Chunky protests of between 18-23% against all 7 rem items.


Friday, November 7, 2025: 4


191. Spark (SPK): 9.30am hybrid in NZ and via Link platform. See notice of meeting and 6 questions asked at 2024 AGM. Market cap is down to $4b after big dive in February. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 35 minute AGM.

192. Nine Entertainment (NEC): 10am hybrid in Sydney and via Link/MUFG platform. See 5 questions asked at 2024 AGM and excessive 11 questions asked at 2022 AGM. See text of 6 written questions submitted at 95 minute 2025 AGM. Protests of 15-19% against on 3 rem items but avoided a second strike.

193. Lindsay Australia (LAU): 11am Brisbane time hybrid via Computershare platform. Attended last year - see 7 questions lodged. Market cap $230m after a poor year. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 35 minute 2025 AGM.

194. Qantas (QAN): 11am AEST hybrid in Brisbane and via Lumi platform. See text of 6 written questions submitted at 155 minute 2025 AGM. Biggest protest 8% against rem report and disclosed headcount data. See ASA AGM report although $165b market cap is a touch high.


Monday, November 10, 2025

195. Nova Minerals (NVA): 10am AEDT virtual AGM via this Zoom link. Market cap $360m. 13 resolutions, lots of director equity plays, seeking extra placement capacity. Caulfield based company with Alaskan prospect. See text of 5 questions lodged.


Tuesday, November 11, 2025: 3


196. Coles (COL): 9am hybrid AGM in Melbourne and via Lumi platform. Market cap $29.5b after a better year. See 4 questions asked at 2022 AGM, 6 questions asked at 2023 AGM, 4 questions asked at 2024 AGM and 4 questions lodged at 2025 AGM where there were no protest votes.

197. Goodman Group (GMG): 10am hybrid in Sydney via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $62.8b after losing ground this year. See 23 questions asked at last 3 Goodman Group AGMs. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 90 minute AGM.

198. Long Short Fund (LSF): 11am virtual on Remembrance Day via Link platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $2.23b. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 20 minute AGM. No protests.


Wednesday, November 12, 2025: 6


199. Flight Centre (FLT): 10am Brisbane time hybrid via Computershare. See notice of meeting. Seeking placement refresh for notes. Market cap has tumbled to $2.6b this year. See interesting debate at 2023 where asked 7 questions. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM. The proxies were disclosed early in the formal addresses with big protests including 24% against chair Gary Smith and 21% against Graham Turner's LTI grant. Process wise they once again ran a near perfect AGM.

200. Camplify (CHL): 11am AEDT hybrid in Sydney and via Automic platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $38m. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 90 minute AGM. Only protest 19.3% against rem report but avoided second strike.

201. Step One Clothing (STP): 11am Melb time virtual via Link/MUFG platform. Market cap back below $100m after a bad year. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM.

202. Felix Group (FLX): 11am Brisbane time hybrid AGM and via Computershare. Market cap around $65m after a flat year. Seeking extra 10% placement capacity. Did a $16m placement followed by $1m SPP that fell short and only raised 500k. See text of 5 written questions submitted at 70 minute AGM.

203. Mt Gibson Iron (MGX): 10.30am Perth time hybrid via the Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $436m after a better year. See text of 7 questions lodged at 2023 AGM. See text of 8 written questions submitted at 65 minute 2025 AGM. There was a 10% protest against non-independent chair Brett Smith and 3 termination benefits resolutions caused by ISS.

204. Domino's Pizza (DMP): 3pm Brisbane time hybrid via Link/MUFG platform. Market cap $1.9b after another poor year. See ridiculous 26 questions asked at last 3 Domino's AGM. See text of 6 written questions submitted at 65 minute 2025 AGM. Biggest protest 10% against nomination committee chair Ursula Schreiber and came through with extra voting data.


Thursday, November 13, 2025: 7


205. Heartland Group (HGH): 10am NZ time hybrid via Link platform. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 60 minute 2025 AGM. No protests.

206. Imugene (IMU): 9am hybrid at Automic in Sydney. See notice of meeting. Market cap down to $108m after a poor year. Lots of rem protests with a 30.3% second strike and even 15% backing the spill. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 60 minute 2025 AGM.

207. Computershare (CPU): 10am hybrid at global HQ in Melbourne through its own platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $21.2b after another good year. See 6 questions asked at 2023 AGM. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 60 minute 2025 AGM. Only protest 9.5% against director Tiffany Fuller and produced head count data again in poll results.

208. Ingham (ING): 10am hybrid meeting in Sydney and via Computershare platform. Market cap $892m after a poor year. No protest votes but David Kingston gave them stick from the floor. See text of 5 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM.

209. NTAW Holdings (NTD): 10am Brisbane hybrid AGM via Computershare platform. Market cap around $50m. Second strike, new constitution and extra 10% placement capacity. See text of 5 written questions submitted at 33 minute 2025 AGM. No protests but withdrew the extra 10% placement capacity resolution after complaints from shareholders.

210. Guzman Y Gomez (GYG): 2pm hybrid in Sydney via Automic platform. Market cap $2.5b after significant retreat. See 4 questions asked at 2024 AGM. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 70 minute 2025 AGM. David Kingston did a great job from the floor. No protest votes.

211. Servcorp (SRV): 4pm hybrid in Sydney via Lumi/Boardroom platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap back above $700m after a strong year. See 7 questions lodged at 2022 AGM. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 55 minute 2025 AGM. There was a 16.7% vote against the CEO's LTI grant when the Rich Lister wasn't able to vote his 55% stake.


Friday, November 14, 2025: 7


212. Senetas (SEN): 9.30am virtual AGM via Computershare. Enjoyed last year's meeting. Market cap $38m after rollercoaster year. See 6 questions asked at 2024 AGM. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 60 minute 2025 AGM. Biggest protest 13% against CEO's LTI grant.

213. Lendlease (LLC): 10am hybrid at Barangaroo HQ and via Computershare platform. Market cap $3.79b after another poor year. See ridiculous 35 questions asked at last 3 Lendlease AGMs. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM. No protest votes.

214. Navigator (NGI): 10am hybrid in Sydney at MUFG office and via their platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap has soared to $1.5 billion. See 5 questions asked at 2024 AGM. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM. Only protest 15% against rem report.

215. Acrow (ACF): 10.30am Sydney time virtual AGM via Automic platform. Market cap $350m after reasonable year. See text of 5 written questions submitted at 90 minute 2025 AGM. Only protest 13% against LTI grant to CEO Stephen Boland.

216. Virgin Australia (VGN): 10am hybrid AGM in Brisbane and via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $2.56b after a good debut year. See text of 7 written questions submitted at 75 minute 2025 AGM. No protest votes. See coverage in the News Ltd tabloids.

217. Wellard (WLD): 10am Perth time hybrid AGM including delisting resolution. Market cap down to $15m as it winds up. See text of 3 written questions submitted at farewell 37 minute 2025 AGM. No protest votes.

218. Decidr AI Industries (DAI): 4pm hybrid in Sydney via Computershare platform. Market cap $160m after rollercoaster year. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 60 minute 2025 AGM. No protest votes.


Monday, November 17, 2025: 7


219 Thorney Opportunities (TOP): 9.30am virtual AGM via Computershare platform. Market cap $117m after a better year. Biggest protest 9% against rem and see text of 7 questions submitted.

220. Thorney Technologies (TEK): 10.30am virtual AGM via Computershare platform. Market cap $49m after another poor year. Biggest protest 10.2% against rem and see text of 6 questions submitted.

221. Endeavour Group (EDV): 10am hybrid AGM in Sydney and via Link platform. Market cap $6.5b after another bad year. Interesting that ASA recommended against two directors. See my ridiculous 45 questions lodged at last 4 Endeavour AGMs. Biggest protest 21.4% against rem report and see text of 5 questions submitted.


Tuesday, November 18, 2025: 8


222. Resimac (RMC): 9.30am virtual AGM. Market cap $425m after a better year. See 6 questions asked at 2023 AGM and 6 questions asked at 2024 AGM. See text of 5 written questions submitted at 45 minute 2025 AGM.

223. Bluescope Steel (BSL): 10am hybrid in Wollongong and via Link/MUFG platform. Market cap $9.7b after a steady year. See ridiculous 29 questions lodged at last 4 Bluescope AGMs. They came through with headcount data in these poll results with no protests votes. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM.

224. L1 Group (L1G): 10am hybrid in Melbourne and via Computershare platform. Market cap $2.5b for the old Platinum before it merged with L1. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 28 minute 2025 AGM, none of which were read out due to wifi problems. No protest votes and proxies were disclosed early with the formal addresses.

225. Clover Corp (CLV): 11am hybrid in Melbourne and via Computershare platform. Market cap recovered to $110m after years of poor performance. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM.

226. Sandon Capital Investments (SNC): 11.30am hybrid in Sydney and via Link platform. Market cap around $140m. See text of 1 written question submitted at 30 minute 2025 AGM.

227. LI-S Energy (LIS): 11am virtual Brisbane time via Automic platform. Market cap $120m after a recent surge. There was a 20% against vote on the rem report. The proxies were not disclosed early in these formal addresses. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM.

228. Paladin Energy (PDN): 9am partial hybrid AGM in Perth with a weblink accommodating written questions released on November 5. Market cap approaching $4 billion. Narrowly copped a rem strike but no other protests. See text of 1 written question submitted at end of 47 minute 2025 AGM which wasn't read out.

229. Northern Star (NST): 1.30pm hybrid AGM in Perth via Automic platform. Market cap 34b. See excessive 24 questions lodged in total at 2021 and 2022 AGMs. There were protest votes of 31% and 35% against CEO Stuart Tonkin's two incentive grants in 2025. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM.


Wednesday, November 19, 2025: 10


230. WAM Research (WAX): 9.15am hybrid in Sydney via Lumi platform. Market cap is $264m. See 6 questions asked at 2024 AGM. See 6 questions asked at lively 45 minute 2025 AGM. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 45 minute 2025 AGM.

231. Medibank (MPL): 10am hybrid in Melbourne at The Edge with chair Mike Wilkins and via Lumi platform. Very early NoM release on September 19. Market cap $13.6b after a strong year. Biggest protest 19.6% against Jacqueline Hey. See summary of 3 written questions submitted at 85 minute 2025 AGM.

232. Nuix (NXL): 10am Sydney hybrid AGM via Link platform. Market cap back to $1b after recent recovery. See 6 questions asked at 2024 AGM. See text of 5 written questions submitted at 57 minute 2025 AGM.

233. Paradigm Pharma (PAR): 11am virtual Melb time via Automic platform. Market cap circa $170m after recent recovery. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM.

234. LGI (LGI): 11am Brisbane time hybrid via Computershare platform. Market cap $450m after a great year. See 5 questions asked at 2024 AGM. The Vik Bansal-chaired company recently announced a $51.2m placement at the prevailing price $3.85 and followed up with a $5m fixed price SPP. No placement refresh resolution because the raise was announced after the NoM went out. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 35 minute 2025 AGM.

235. IGO (IGO): 9.30am hybrid AGM in Perth and via Computershare platform. Market cap back above $4b after a recent recovery. See 7 questions asked at 2024 AGM. See text of 2 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM.

236. Santana Minerals (SMI): 10am Perth time hybrid AGM via Link platform. Ran a hybrid in NZ in 2024. Market cap almost $800m after cracking recent performance. See text of 5 written questions submitted at 35 minute 2025 AGM.

237. Cettire (CTT): 1.30pm virtual AGM Melb time. See notice of meeting. Has got 5,000 shareholders and was treated badly at 2024 AGM. See questions asked at 2024 AGM. Market cap $228m after another bad year. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 45 minute 2025 AGM.

238. Stavely Minerals (SVY): 11.30am Perth time hybrid AGM via this Zoom link. Market cap $15m after rollercoaster year. See text of 2 written questions submitted at 15 minute 2025 AGM.

239. RAIZ (RZI): 3pm hybrid AGM. Market cap $78m after a better year. See text of 5 written questions submitted at 45 minute 2025 AGM.


Thursday, November 20, 2025: 5


240. Viva Leisure (VVA): 9am hybrid in Beaconsfield Sydney and via Automic platform. See notice of meeting. Rhys Hollaran is chair. Market cap almost $200m after a strong year. Ran a hybrid in Canberra via Automic/Zoom last year. The extra 10% placement capacity resolution was narrowly defeated with 25.1% against. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 30 minute 2025 AGM.

241. Sonic Healthcare (SHL): 10am hybrid in Sydney. See 5 questions asked at 2024 AGM. Biggest protest 11.5% against CFO Chris Wilks incentive grant. See 5 questions asked at 135 minute meeting where they embraced early proxy disclosure for the first time in 2025.

242. Hansen Technology (HSN): 11am virtual AGM Melb time. Market cap is $1.2b after a recent recovery. See 5 questions asked at 2022 AGM. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM.

243. Cash Converters (CCV): 9.30am Perth time virtual meeting via Computershare platform. Market cap is $214m after a poor year. See 6 questions asked at 2023 AGM. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 30 minute 2025 AGM.

244. Mineral Resources (MIN): noms closed October 2 ahead of 9.30am hybrid in Perth. Market cap back above $10b after a strong recent recovery. See brutal 7 questions asked at 2024 AGM. Biggest protest 13.6% against rem and 17.4% against chairman's incentive grant. See text of 7 written questions submitted at 170 minute 2025 AGM.


Friday, November 21, 2025: 8


245. Sky Network Television (SKT): 10.30am hybrid Auckland time via Computershare platform. Market cap $425m after a strong year. See 6 questions asked at 2024 AGM. See text of 2 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM.

246. Coventry Group (CYG): 9am hybrid meeting in Thomastown office and via Teams. Market cap $72m and has been listed since January 1966. Voting results saw 18-19% against all 4 directors seeking re-election and 20% against the rem report.

247. Sims Group (SGM): 9am hybrid in Sydney and via Link platform. Market cap $3b after a good year. See notice of meeting and voting results with biggest protests 9.3% against climate report and 7.4% against re-election of chair Phil Bainbridge. The proxies were not disclosed early in the formal addresses. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 30 minute 2025 AGM.

248. Accent Group (AX1): 10am hybrid in Melbourne and via Computershare platform. Market cap $736m after a weaker year. See 5 questions asked at 2024 AGM. There was an extraordinary 82% vote against the rem report and have never seen this many withdrawn incentive resolutions. Our biggest shoe retailer got a helluva kick up the backside from shareholders. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM.

249. Reece (REH): 10am Melbourne time virtual AGM via Computershare platform. Have nominated for the board and they commendably published the platform in full in the notice of meeting. See nomination letter. Emailed nomination to co sec Chantelle Duffy on Saturday, October 3. She replied on October 8 saying nomination was being considered. This NoM dropped on October 20, with platform published in full, which was surprising given this bit was pretty spicey: “Stephen nominated for the Reece board out of concern about the company's excessive secrecy, poor communications with shareholders, lack of independent directors, abandonment of the independent chair model, high recent turnover of independent directors and the 60% slump in the share price since September 2024. Stephen is the first person not endorsed by the controlling Wilson family to nominate for the Reece board since it listed in 1974. His candidacy is intended to provide a safe platform for shareholders to register their concerns and consequentially open opportunities for dialogue with company representatives about reforms whilst knowing that the controlling family will ensure his candidacy is unsuccessful.” The issue of independent directors will be interesting. As ASA noted in last year's Reece AGM report, the directors were effusive about luring former NAB CEO Ross McEwen on as lead independent director, but then he quit a few months later after winning the race to chair BHP. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 48 minute 2025 AGM.

250. Wisetech (WTC): 10am hybrid at Alexandria head office in Sydney and via Link platform. See notice of meeting. See 8 questions asked at 2024 AGM and 6 questions asked at 2023 AGM. Market cap down to $23b after another poor scandal-ridden year. See text of 5 written questions submitted at the 100 minute 2025 AGM.

251. Elevra Lithium (ELV): 11am Brisbane hybrid via Computershare platform. Check record date. Market cap $613m after a poor year. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 60 minute AGM.

252. Sheffield Resources (SFX): 10am hybrid AGM in Perth and via Link platform. Market cap $57m after a poor year. Stock has halved since bought it in October. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 18 minute 2025 AGM, all of which were ignored.


Monday, November 24, 2025: 5


253. Pro Medicus (PME): 10am hybrid AGM at Leonda in Hawthorn and via Link/MUFG platform. Market cap $26.7b after a steady year following a few years of phenomenal growth. The biggest protest was 7.5% against director Anthony Glenning. See 6 questions asked at 97 minute 2025 AGM.

254. Southern Cross Media (SXL): 11am hybrid in Sydney and via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting which includes a Sandon Capital hostile resolution. See 10 questions asked at 2024 AGM and 6 questions asked at 2023 AGM. Across the board protests of 17-21% mainly delivered by Sandon Capital. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 80 minute 2025 AGM.

255. Alfabs Australia (AAL): 2pm hybrid in Sydney via Automic platform. Market cap $140m after strong performance since floated in June 2024. Modest 6% protest against 3 incentive resolutions. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM.

256. SPC Global (SPG): 2pm AEDT virtual AGM via Automic platform. Market cap $89m after dreadful year. No protest votes. See text of 5 written questions submitted at 40 minute 2025 AGM.

257. Weebit Nano (WBT): 3pm hybrid AGM in Melbourne via Computershare platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1 billion after a recent surge. See package on 6 questions submitted at lively 2024 AGM and these 6 lodged at the 85 minute 2025 AGM where the biggest protest was a 29% rem strike.


Tuesday, November 25, 2025: 11


258. Objective Corp (OCL): 8.30am virtual AGM in Sydney. Market cap $1.9b after another good year. See excessive 11 questions asked at 2023 AGM and 7 questions asked at 2024 AGM. No protest votes. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 25 minute 2025 AGM. No protests.

259. Titomic (TTT): 9am Melb time virtual AGM via Computershare platform. Market cap $400m after boomer year. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM. Multiple modest rem protest and came through with headcount data.

260. Kelly Partners (KPG): 9am Sydney time virtual AGM via this Zoom link. Market cap around $450m after surging to a record high then falling nearly 50%. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 66 minute 2025 AGM. No protest votes.

261. Star Entertainment (SGR): 10am hybrid on the Gold Coast via Link platform. See notice of meeting. See package on 6 questions submitted in 2024 where they copped a 43% rem strike and slightly lower protests against CEO Steve McCann's ridiculous incentive grants. See text of 5 written questions submitted at 110 minute 2025 AGM. No protest votes.

262. Symal (SYL): 11am hybrid at South Melb HQ and via Computershare platform on debut after recent float. Some juicy items amongst the 9 resolutions. Market cap $440m. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM. No protest votes.

263. Seafarms (SFG): 10am Brisbane hybrid. See notice of meeting. See Computershare link. Huge accumulated losses of $300m with Ian Trahar keeping prawn farmer afloat. Massive protest votes including second strike and support for board spill, plus came through with extra voting data. See text of 4 questions asked. Market cap tiny. See text of 6 written questions submitted at 45 minute 2025 AGM. Big protest votes as 19% shareholder Jan Cameron kept lashing out.

264. Novatti Group (NOV): 11am hybrid in Melbourne and via Automic platform. Market cap $20m with stock at 3.3c. See text of 5 written questions submitted at 30 minute 2025 AGM.

265. Monadelphous (MND): 10am Perth time hybrid via Computershare platform. See modest 10 questions asked at last 3 hybrid AGMs. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM. No protest votes.

266. Argent Minerals (ARD): 11am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $57m after a recent surge. They added this online questions component on November 18 as part of deal to withdraw board nomination. See text of 2 written questions submitted at 30 minute 2025 AGM.

267. Pilbara Minerals (PLS): 2pm hybrid in Perth and via Computershare platform. Is currently almost 20% sold short. See 6 questions asked at 2024 AGM where there was a protest of 21% against CEO performance rights. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM. Some modest remuneration protest votes.

268. Aura Energy (AEE): 4pm hybrid in Perth via Zoom. Market cap $210m after a recent dive but still a good year overall. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM. No protest votes.


Wednesday, November 26, 2025: 8


269. Alkane Resources (ALK): 8am hybrid in Melbourne via Computershare. Market cap $1.42b. See text of 6 written questions submitted at 75 minute 2025 AGM. Proxies were released the night before showing 12.4% against rem report and 15% against Ian Gandel's re-election.

270. Lynas (LYC): 10am hybrid in Sydney at The Mint which might be a bit small in this boom. Once gain using Lumi platform for online component. First attended in 2022 when asked these 11 questions. See package on 5 questions submitted last year with no protest votes. Market cap has soared to a peak above $20b recently and CEO's equity now exceeds $50m. No protest votes. See text of 2 written questions submitted at 93 minute 2025 AGM.

271. MedAdvisor (MDR): 10am virtual AGM Sydney time via Zoom for Q&A and Computershare for voting. Market cap tiny. Own and down 80%. See text of 2 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM. Huge 68% rem strike and 37% against re-election of acting chair Kate Hill.

272. Vitura Health (VIT): 10am hybrid in Melbourne via Computershare. Was on the Gold Coast last year. See notice of meeting and Computershare link. Robert Iervasi is chair. Market cap down to $45m after a poor year. See package on 3 questions submitted in 2024 although no protest votes. See text of 2 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM.

273. Tyro (TYR): 2pm hybrid in Sydney and via the Link platform. Market cap $524m after a mixed year. See 6 questions asked at 2024 AGM. See text of 5 written questions submitted at 45 minute 2025 AGM. Only modest protest 8% against re-election of Paul Rickard.

274. Neurizon (NUZ): 3pm hybrid in Melbourne (l25, 101 Collins) via Automic. Market cap $70m after a poor year. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 26 minute 2025 AGM. There was a 10.3% rem report protest vote and additional placement capacity resolution was defeated with 31.8% against.

275. MLG OZ (MLG): 1pm virtual Perth time via Computershare platform. Market cap up to $141m after a great year. See text of 6 written questions submitted at 18 minute 2025 AGM. No protest votes.

276. Adisyn (AI1): 3pm Perth time virtual via Xcend platform. Market cap $41m after stock soared and then halved. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 20 minute 2025 AGM. No protest votes.


Thursday, November 27, 2025: 6


277. Aurelia Metals (AMI): 10am Brisbane time hybrid via Automic platform. Market cap around $400m. The only protest vote was against new director Rachel Brown which was 48.9% on the proxies, falling to 26.8% in the poll as fellow director Lyn Brazil delivered his 380m votes from the floor, something he pointed out at the meeting when the proxies were flashed up. See text of 5 written questions submitted at 56 minute 2025 AGM.

278. BETR (BBT): 11am virtual via Lumi platform. See notice of meeting. See 6 questions lodged at 2024 Bluebet AGM where the name change was approved. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 22 minute 2025 AGM.

279. Swoop Holdings (SWP): 11am AEDT virtual AGM via Automic with a hostile EGM to come. Market cap $35m. Copped a 35% rem strike and narrow defeat of placement capacity request with 26% voting against. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 30 minute 2025 AGM.

280. Immutep (IMM): 11.30am hybrid in Sydney and via Zoom. Market cap $440m after recent surge. Ran a Sydney hybrid last year. Only protest 12.5% against rem report. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 81 minute 2025 AGM.

281. Kingsgate Consolidated (KCN): 2pm hybrid in Sydney via Link/MUFG platform. Market cap $1.16 billion after boomer year for the Thailand's biggest gold miner. See 5 questions asked at 2024 AGM. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 90 minute 2025 AGM.

282. SDI (SDI): 2.30pm Melbourne time virtual AGM via the Link platform. Market cap around $120m. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 40 minute 2025 AGM.


Friday, November 28, 2025: 7


283. Pointsbet (PBH): 9am hybrid AGM in Melbourne via Computershare platform. Market cap $335m after recent decline. See ridiculous 37 written questions lodged at 4 post-COVID Pointsbet shareholder meetings. BETR voted against all resolutions. See text of 5 written questions submitted at 25 minute 2025 AGM.

284. WAM Income Maximiser (WMX): 10am hybrid in Sydney via Lumi platform. Has just completed a big capital raising. Market cap $310m. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 30 minute 2025 AGM.

285. Nuchev (NUC): noon AEDT virtual AGM. Market cap $22m. See text of 3 written questions submitted at 30 minute 2025 AGM.

286. Kalina Power (KPO): 2pm AEDT virtual AGM via Computershare platform for Melbourne-based company. Market cap $56m after a good year. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 30 minute 2025 AGM.

287. BTC Health (BTC): 3pm virtual AGM Melbourne time using the Link platform. Market cap $20m after flat year. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 2025 AGM.

288. Entertainment Rewards (EAT): 3pm Sydney time virtual AGM via Link platform. Market cap $27.5m. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 40 minute 2025 AGM.

289. Harvest Technology (HTG): 1pm virtual AGM Perth time via Xcend. Market cap around $23m after recovery in recent months. See text of 4 written questions submitted at 40 minute 2025 AGM.

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