AGMs held on Friday, November 28, 2025

3D Energi Ltd (TDO): no protest votes for Melbourne-based company.

Accent Resources (ACS): no protest votes for the Perth-based company with a dominant Chinese shareholder.

Adavale Resources (ADD): 8am Perth time virtual AGM via Zoom. Market cap $14m. No protest votes via Computershare.

Adelong Gold (ADG): 11am physical AGM in Melbourne based company delayed AGM from Nov 18 to last day of season due to unexplained NOM complications. Market cap has soared above $25m in recent weeks. No protests across 18 resolutions via Computershare.

Adneo (AD1): 11.15am physical AGM in Melbourne. Market cap $16m after another poor year. Ran a Nicholas Smedley virtual AGM last year on the last possible day. No protest votes.

Alara Resources (AUQ): biggest protest 23.5% against rem at physical AGM in Perth.

Aldoro Resources (ARN): no protest votes for the Perth-based company.

APC Minerals (APC): no protests in these hard to read results for the Perth-based company.

Argent Biopharma (A8G): 10am physical AGM in Perth with no protest votes.

Askari Metals (AS2): running a 1pm physical in Perth after last year running 1pm Perth time virtual via Zoom. See notice of meeting. Market cap $1.5m and lost $5.2m for accumulated losses of $13m and claimed equity of $8m. No protests across 16 resolutions.

Audalia Resources (ACP): Very disappointing to go back to back to back as a last day AGM laggard in 2023 and 2024 and 2025. No protests and only 10 shareholders voted based on headcount data with not a single vote against any of the 8 resolutions. Market cap $22m after a better year. The latest annual report says it has 356 shareholders. Gave it a slap on Twitter.

Aumake (AUK): have been a last day AGM laggard in 2023, 2024 and 2025 but at least they delivered head count data in Sydney this year, albeit with big protest votes.

Ausmon Resources (AOA): 11am physical AGM in Sydney with no protest votes.

Australasian Metals (A8G): no protest votes for the Perth-based company.

Australian Pacific Coal (APC): No protest votes and 99.8% against spill resolution in 2023. No big protests in 2025.

AXP Energy (AXP): was last day in 2023, shifted to November 22 in 2024 then relapsed to the last day again in 2025.

Ballard Mining (BM1): 10am physical at Celtic Club in Perth. Market cap $248m after a boomer year. Only protest votes 9.7% against separate resolutions approve termination benefits for the management and the NEDs.

Bastion Minerals (BMO): the Perth-based outfit chose to have a physical EGM on the busiest AGM day of the year. Biggest protest 8% against 40-for-1 share consolidation.

Berkeley Energia (BKY): 10am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $258m after a boom year. Last year's AGM was a physical in Perth on Nov 22. Biggest protest 30% against a director.

Blackcat Syndicate (BC8): 37 pages of heavy spruiking slides from aspiring WA miner which claimed a $124m market cap. Only protest 12.6% against constitutional change. Actual market cap: $76m. Shifted to November 27, then back to last day in 2025. Termination benefit almost defeated with 47.3% against.

Blackstone Minerals (BSX): 10am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $120m after recovery this year. Ran a physical AGM in Perth last year. Biggest protest 11.5% against Greg Gilmour.

BPH Energy (BPH): biggest protest 25% against placement of new options. Results not announced until December 1.

Broken Hill Mines (BHM): 10am physical AGM in Melbourne. Market cap above $252m after a great year. Biggest protest 8% against "approval of the new plan". What plan? For who?

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. No protest votes.

Burleigh Minerals (BUR): no protests for the Perth-based company.

Calmer Co (CCO): 10am physical AGM in Brisbane. Big Chemist Warehouse connection. Market cap $12m.

Cann Group (CAN): 11am physical AGM in Melbourne. Market cap $9m after another terrible year. No protests across 12 resolutions, amazingly, given the $100m+ in losses.

Careteq (CTQ): 10am AEDT virtual AGM. Market cap $2.6m.

Centaurus Metals (CTM): 9am physical at KPMG Perth. Market cap $245m. No protest votes.

Centuria Capital (CNI): 11am physical AGM in Sydney. Market cap $1.82b after a good year. Has got 10,000 shareholders and no controlling shareholder with Vanguard, Yarra Capital and State Street substantial. See list of dinosaur ASX300 companies still running physical AGMs with no online voting or questions. Biggest protest vote was 23.6% against rem report so narrowly avoided a strike.

Clara Resources (C7A): voting results showed no protest for the Brisbane-based company.

Classic Minerals (CLZ): no protests for the Perth-based explorer.

Clean Space Respirators (CSX): 11am physical AGM in Sydney with no protest votes.

Clearvue Technologies (CPV): 2pm physical meeting in Perth. Market cap around $50m. Has done 3 last day AGMs in a row. Director Theresa Smits was very unpopular copping 3 protest votes and only sneaking back on the board with 51.8% support. Gave them a slap on Twitter.

Conico (CNJ): Was last day in 2023, second last day in 2024 and back to last day again in 2025. Biggest protest 18% against rem across the 16 resolutions. Market cap $1.9m. Has wracked up $44.5m in accumulated losses. Gave them a slap on Twitter.

ConnecQT Health (CTQ): no protests for Sydney company.

Constellation Technologies (CT1): 2pm AEDT virtual AGM. Market cap $3m. Was also last day in 2023 then second last day in 2024. No protest votes.

Core Energy (CR3): biggest protest 18.4% against rem report for Perth company.

Dateline Resources (DTR): 11.45am physical AGM in Sydney. Market cap has soared to $1.26 billion this year. No protest votes across 14 resolutions.

DGL (DGL): 2pm AEDT virtual AGM via this Zoom link. Market cap circa $130m. Not worth it as nothing exciting on the agenda. Copped a 75% rem strike. Gave them a slap on Twitter.

DGR Global (DGR): 10am physical in Brisbane with big protest votes.

Dreadnought Resources (DRE): 2pm physical AGM in Perth. Nominated on spec after deadline. Market cap $185m. Phil Crutchfield up for election. No protest votes.

Duxton Farms (DBF): 10am physical AGM in Adelaide. Market cap $90m. Copped a massive 73% rem strike and 80% against the proposed increased in the NED fee cap.

Early Technologies (EGY): 10am hybrid in Sydney via Zoom. Market cap $13m.

Eastern Minerals (EM3): noon physical AGM in Sydney. Biggest protest 17% against director Mark Dugmore.

Eden Innovations (EDE): 34% rem strike was the biggest of several protests in 2023. Very disappointing to go 3 last day physical AGMs in Perth in a row. Biggest protest was 15% against terminations benefit. Market cap $20m after a recent jump. Gave them a slap on Twitter.

Emerald Resources (EMR): 11am last day physical AGM in Perth. Perth-based gold miner with market cap above $3 billion but always had a last day of the season AGM. Biggest protest 9.6% against director Michael Bowen.

Emu NL (EMU): 1pm physical AGM in Brisbane. There was a 75% rem strike, directors defeated and numerous incentive grants also rejected by angry shareholders. Market cap $12.9m on AGM day. Has got 567 shareholders who have shouldered $37.4m in accumulated losses. Gave them a slap on Twitter.

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.

Estrella Resources (ESR): no protest votes except for withdrawal of 10% placement capacity resolution. Perth-based company.

EZZ Life Sciences (EZZ): 1pm physical AGM in Lidcombe. Market cap back over $100m after a strong second half of the year. The chair Mark Cross resigned on the day. Was he out on the proxy votes. We'll never now based on this announcement.

Firebird Minerals (FBR): no protests for Perth company.

First Wave Cloud Technologies (FCT): noon AEDT virtual AGM via Automic platform. Market cap $21m.

Flexiroam (FRX): no protests for Perth company.

Forestania Resources (FRS): 1pm physical AGM in Perth. Market cap almost $100m. No protests.

Freehill Mining (FHS): 10am hybrid at AICD Melbourne office and via Zoom. Market cap $14m.

Future Metals (FME): no protest votes at Perth physical AGM.

Gale Pacific (GAP): 10am hybrid at The Westin in Melbourne. Market cap has fallen further to $27m this year.

Global Lithium (GL1): 4pm physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $140m. Still awaiting results and no formals lodged in advance.

Gold Mountain Ltd (GML): no protests for Perth company.

Golden Cross Resources (GCR): no protests for Sydney company.

Golden Deeps (GED): there were 3 circa 12.5% protest votes for the Perth-based company.

Golden Dragon Mining (GDR): 11am physical AGM in Melbourne with no protests.

Gorilla Gold Mines (GG8): 10am last day physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $281m after a strong run this year. Latest annual report says has 2,626 shareholders with no one over 10%. This NoM dropped at 2pm on October 29 and was in there. “As at the date of this notice, to the best of the board's knowledge, Mr Mayne holds 1205 shares.” Just say Mr Mayne is a small shareholder and therefore qualified to self-nominate. Surprised no one said “only bought in a week before nominations closed”. Cited two dodgy placements with no SPP and last day deluge in feisty platform on very last page of the 31 page NoM before the proxy form, which was relatively neutral besides board endorsed etc in the resolution title. First listed way back in 1971. Latest annual report says has 2,626 shareholders. See board nomination letter. Has got $308m in accumulated losses. No protest votes and received 6.13% support.

Great Divide Mining (GDM): no protests for the Brisbane-based company.

Group 6 Metals (G6M): noon AEDT virtual AGM via Computershare platform but is long term suspended. Has been listed since since September 1967. No protest votes.

GWR Group (GWR): 3.30pm physical AGM in Perth. Biggest protest 16.7% against extra placement capacity. Market cap $39m. Gave them a slap on Twitter.

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.

Hastings Technology (HAS): 11am dinosaur physical AGM in Perth on the last possible day of Friday, November 28, 2025. See 105 page notice of meeting. Copped two circa 10% remuneration protest votes. Market cap $125m after a boomer year. Gave it a slap on Twitter.

Hawk Resources (HWK): no protests at Melbourne-based company.

Highcom (HCL): 9.30am physical meeting in Canberra. Market cap $25m.

HITIQ (HIQ): 3.30pm hybrid at South Melb HQ and via Zoom. Market cap $9m. No protest votes.

Horizon Minerals (HRZ): 2pm physical AGM in Perth with big across the board protest votes peaking at 31% against an increase in the NED fee cap via Computershare for the Perth-based gold miner capped at $225m. No early proxy disclosure in these formal addresses. Also did a last day physical in Perth in 2024.

Infinity Metals (INF): 10am physical AGM in Perth with biggest protest 16% against rem report.

InFocus Group (IFG): 1pm physical AGM in Perth for the data intelligence company with no protests above 10%.

Ionic Rare Earths (IXR): 11am physical AGM in Melbourne. Market cap $85m after recent recovery. Ran a physical meeting in Melbourne last year. Attended EGM this year but no longer on register. 14% against rem and 21% against share consolidation.

Iperionx (IPX): 9am physical AGM in Perth. See notice of meeting. Noms closed Oct 10. Market cap has soared to $2.5 billion. Ran a physical AGM in Perth last year. See list of dinosaur ASX300 companies still running physical AGMs with no online voting or questions. Lodged a strong 3 part nomination at 4.30pm Melb time on October 10 calling for hybrid AGMs, an independent chair and no more placements without SPPs. The NoM dropped on October 23 and they published the platform in full, along with a detailed response on pages 12-14. They've put the whole board up for election after "feedback from shareholders". See this comprehensive wrap on the board nomination.

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.

Kinetiko Energy (KKO): 3pm physical AGM in Perth. Market cap above $100m. No protest votes.

Krakatoa Resources (KTA): no protest votes at 12.30pm physical AGM on St Georges Tce in Perth.

Latitude 66 (LAT): no protest votes for Perth-based company.

Lefroy Exploration (LEX): 11.30am physical AGM at HQ in Perth. No protest votes.

Locate Technologies (LOC): 9am virtual Sydney time via Automic platform. Market cap $15m after poor year. Attended previous EGM.

Locksley Resources (LKY): 11am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap has soared above $130m this year. Ran a physical AGM in Perth on November 12 last year. Biggest protest 20.7% against rem.

Lord Resources (LRD): biggest protest 9.6% against rem for the Perth-based company.

Mach7 Technologies (M7T): 10am AEDT virtual AGM via the Zoom platform. Asked 5 questions last year but they failed to make a recording. Market cap $75m after a flat year.

Manhattan Corp (MHC): no protests over 10% for the Perth-based company.

MCS Services (MSG): 2pm physical AGM in Perth with no protest votes. Market cap $1.6m and has wracked up $22.4m in accumulated losses with former WA Minister Bob Kucera the latest chairman. Only has 296 shareholders. Gave it a slap on Twitter.

Merino & Co (MNC): 10am physical AGM in Perth. The incentive grant to former chair Jack Hanrahan (he resigned with immediate effect on September 17) copped a whopping 99.95% against vote, amidst other more modest protest votes such as 23.8% against the rem report. Market cap $9.6m after a better year. Gave them a slap on Twitter.

Metallium (MTM): 3pm physical AGM in Perth. Market cap above $400m after a great year. No early proxy disclosure in these very bright and colourful formal addresses. Suffered a 21.4% rem report protest and 8 against votes in the 20s on rem-related items.

Metal Hawk (MHK): no protests for Perth company.

Metal Powder Works (MPW): 9am physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $450m after boomer year. There were 11 different protest votes ranging between 19% and 34%.

Metals Australia (MLS): no protests for Perth company.

Middle Island Resources (MDI): 10am physical AGM in Perth with no protests.

MinRex Resources (MRR): biggest protest 11.5% against rem with Johnathon Busing as cosec of Perth-based outfit.

Narryer Metals (NYM): 9am physical AGM in Perth with no protest votes.

Native Mineral Resources (NMR): 2pm physical AGM in Sydney. Market cap still above $100m after a boomer year but has reversed recently. The 2024 physical AGM was on November 1 in Sydney. No protests above 90%.

New Frontier Minerals (NFM): 3pm physical AGM in Perth. Market cap $26m after recent recovery. The old Castillo Copper held a Nov 28 physical AGM in Perth last year. Latest annual report said has 3,152 shareholders. Nominated to Joel Logan at 3.10pm Perth time on November 24. Did a $1.59m placement at 1.1c in June 2025 with no follow on SPP for retail. Own 25,000 shares. They dropped this NoM at 6pm on October 29 for a 3pm last day AGM in Perth and wasn't in there. However, they added this addendum at 7.59pm on October 31, without even being asked. Has got $32m of accumulated losses and net assets of $11.5m. No protest votes and received 4.09% support.

Nex Metals Exploration (NME): no protests at Perth-based company.

NH3 Clean Energy (NH3) (formerly Hexagon Energy Materials): noon physical AGM in Perth. Was going to run but didn't. Latest annual report says has 2,793 holders. Held a last day physical AGM in Perth last year and recently did a $4m placement with no SPP. Shares have recently doubled to market cap of $70m. No protest votes across the 21 resolutions.

Norwood Systems (NOR): 4pm physical AGM in Nedlands, Perth with no protest votes. Market cap $8.8m.

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

Oceana Lithium (OCN): no protests for the Perth-based company.

Omega Oil &Gas (OMA): 4pm hybrid AGM in Sydney via Automic with 20 resolutions and no protest votes. See notice of meeting. Market cap has soared to around $150m. Held a physical AGM in Sydney in 2024.

Orbinco (OB1): 11am physical AGM in Adelaide. No protests.

Pancontinental Energy (PCL): biggest protest 21% against incentive grant for Perth-based outfit, plus 15% against extra placement capacity.

Papyrus Australia (PPY): some big protests via Computershare for Adelaide company.

Paterson Resources (PSL): 2.30pm physical AGM in Perth. Market cap has quadrupled to $19m recently. Held a Nov 12 physical AGM last year. Has got 1344 shareholders with no one substantial and wracked up $30.7m in accumulated losses with negligible net assets. Huge protest votes including 60%+ defeat of incentive grants to directors Ken Banks and Greg Entwistle. We noticed amidst the last day deluge. Gave them a slap on Twitter.

Pathkey (PKY): no protests for Sydney company.

Peppermint Innovation (PIL): held a 10am last day physical AGM in Perth. Bizarre voting results as all the protests lodged in the proxies miraculously disappeared in the poll results announcement. Might need to re-issue this one. Suspect they didn't pay share registry provider Computershare to turn up at the AGM. Market cap is $10m. Gave them a slap on Twitter.

Peregrine Gold (PGD): 12.30pm Perth physical AGM at Automic office. Stock has soared lately to a market cap of almost $30m. No protest votes across 12 resolutions.

Platinum Capital (PMC): 10am hybrid in Melbourne via Link platform. See notice of meeting. See 4 questions lodged at first 2025 EGM and 5 questions lodged at second 2025 EGM when L1 Group took control.

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. The came through with headcount data in these poll results for the first time.

Power Minerals (PNN): 19 resolutions for the Perth-based company with only protest 55% defeat of a proposed incentive share grant to vendors. Very unusual.

Prime Financial Group (PFG): 9am hybrid in Melbourne at HWT Tower and via Teams. See notice of meeting.

Prominence Energy (PRM): no protests for the Perth-based company.

Pro-Pac Packaging (PPG): was going to be a 1pm virtual AGM but then they into administration and moved to cancel the AGM.

Prophecy International (PRO): 10am Adelaide time virtual AGM via Computershare platform. Market cap $12m after a poor year.

Pure Hydrogen (PH2): noon Sydney AGM with no protests.

Quantum Graphite (QGL): noon virtual AGM via Link platform for the Melbourne-based company with $60m in accumulated losses, net assets of $14.7m and a market cap of $150m at AGM time. Biggest protest 11.7% against extra placement capacity.

Rand Mining (RND): 10am physical AGM in Kalgoorlie, like what it ran last year. Market cap has soared to $140m. Only has 650 shareholders and 3 directors, plus major miners as big shareholders. No protests and strange chair discretion vote.

RareX Ltd (REE): 11am physical AGM in Perth with board nomination not included in this notice of meeting with no explanation. Multiple protests including 19% against rem and 29% against termination benefits. Market cap has jumped above $30m recently. Held a last possible day physical AGM in Perth last year too. Latest annual report shows 2,200 shareholder with no one substantial. Has got $52m in accumulated losses and only claims to have $3.7m in net assets. Did a $10m placement with no SPP in 2022 and another $1.5m placement with no SPP in 2024 which was approved at an EGM.

Recharge Metals (REC): no protests for Perth company.

Resolution Minerals (RML): 11.30am physical AGM in Adelaide. Market cap has soared above $100m this year. No protest votes.

Resources Energy Group (REZ): no protests for Sydney-based company.

Rubix Resources (RBR): Perth-based company with no protest votes.

Rumble Resources (RTR): physical AGM in Perth with no protest votes.

S2R Resources (S2R): 11am physical AGM in Perth. Lodged a nomination letter but somehow they managed to ignore it. Market cap back above $50m. Has got $72m in accumulated losses and net assets of $8.5m. No protest votes.

Sabre Resources (SBR) changing to Golden Deeps: no protests for Perth company.

Saturn Minerals (STN): 10am physical AGM in Perth. Nomination for board was accepted. See notice of meeting. Market cap $278m after a boomer year. Polled just 2.4% and there were no other protest votes.

Skin Elements (SKN): no protests for the Perth-based company.

Southern Palladium (SPD): 4pm physical AGM in Sydney after ran a hybrid last year. Multiple 27% protest votes against director incentive grants and withdrew a name change to Southern Platinum. Announced a $20m two tranche placement at $1.10 in October 2025, a 3% discount to the 15-day VWAP, which was followed by a miserable $1m SPP for retail investors. Bridge Street Capital Partners pocketed the excessive 6% cash fee. Market cap was $120m on October 24 2025 with the stock at $1.10. The second tranche will be approved at the upcoming last day dinosaur physical AGM at 4pm in Sydney on November 29. They ran a hybrid in 2024 where lodged these 5 questions but have since regressed to physical meetings, getting themselves on this list of dinosaur companies still running physical AGMs with no online participation.

Spectur Ltd (SP3): 10am physical AGM in Perth. Biggest protest 7.2% against Darren Cooper.

Stelar Metals (SLB): no protests for Adelaide company.

Summit Minerals (SUM): no protests across 18 resolutions for the Peppermint Grove-based company.

Taruga Minerals (TAR): no protests at physical AGM in Perth.

Tasman Resources (TAS): biggest protest 12.5% against termination payment for the Perth-based company.

Terra Critical Minerals (T92): physical AGM in Melbourne. Market cap $9m. Biggest protest 10.4% against rem report.

TG Metals (TG6): physical AGM in Perth. David Geraghty ran hostile for the board and failed in an attempt to remove director Richard Bevan amidst other material protest votes.

Theta Gold Mines (TGM): no protests across 20 resolutions for the Sydney-based company.

Tribune Resources (TBR): Noms closed October 14 ahead of 9am physical AGM in Kalgoorlie. See full text of board nomination letter. Did the same last day trick in Kalgoorlie in 2024. Market cap has soared to $340m recently. Bought Oct 7. Lodged email nomination at 3.13pm Perth time on October 14. Co Sec Stephen Buckley emailed at 10.20am on October 20 saying nomination had been accepted. However, the entire platform was censored out when this NoM dropped on October 28. Former AMP CIO Merv Peacock is a concerned shareholder who has reached out over lack of disclosure. Pleased to receive support from 10.65% of voted stock at the AGM.

Trigg Minerals (TMG): multiple incentive protest votes in the 30s for the Perth-based outfit which is dual-listed in Canada.

Truscott Mining (TRM): no protests for Perth company.

Tungsten Mining (TGN): 3pm physical AGM in Perth with no protests across 20 resolutions for the Canadian dual-listed company capitalised at $234m after a big recent run.

Unith (UNT): didn't even say what the resolutions were in this poll results announcement with minor protest votes at 4pm in North Fremantle. Presume the $14m digital solutions company didn't pay Boardroom to turn up. Market cap $13.6m. Gave them a slap on Twitter.

Variscan Mines (VAR): 11.30am physical AGM in Sydney with multiple protests.

VBX Ltd (VBX): 10am physical AGM for the Perth-based company which listed in June 2025 and slotted straight into last day Perth club. Shares have steadily declined to a market cap of around $40m. Biggest protest 11.5% against extra placement capacity.

Venus Metals (VMC): across the board 45% protest votes for the Perth-based company so copped a rem strike.

Vertex Minerals (VTX): 3pm physical AGM in Sydney. Biggest protest 18% against extra placement capacity. Market cap $77m after a good year.

Vital Metals (VML): amidst the deluge of circa 200 public company AGMs on Friday, only Vital Metals failed to get job done at its physical AGM in Sydney. A shareholder proposed something from the floor related to the auditor, sparking an adjournment. See announcement.

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.

Westar Resources (WSR): 9am physical AGM in Perth. Ashley Hood and Ariel King looked gone for all money on the proxies but sneaked back on the board with 55% support thanks to floor votes. However, they copped a 37% rem strike and the extra placement capacity was rejected with 42% against. Market cap $2.75m and has wracked up $9.4m in accumulated losses. Gave them a slap on Twitter.

Western Gold Resources (WYX): no protests across 10 resolutions for the Perth-based explorer.

Western Mines Group (WMG): biggest protests 23% and 28% against two director incentive grants at the Perth-based company.

Western Yilgarn (WYX): no protests across 14 resolutions for the Perth-based explorer.

White Energy (WEC): 10am virtual in Sydney via Automic platform. See notice of meeting. Market cap still only $10m after years of woe.

Whitebark Energy (WBE): no protests above 10% for the Adelaide-based company.

Wildcat Resources (WC8): 10am physical AGM at the Perth CWA. Noms closed Oct 16 ahead of last day physical AGM in Perth. Board nomination was rejected. Market cap below $300m after a poor year. Ran a last day AGM at the CWA in 2024. Has got 7,625 shareholders. Biggest protest was 8% against director Sam Ekins.

Yojee (YOJ): 11am last day physical AGM in Perth. Market cap has soared above $165m recently. Latest annual report shows 4,400 holders with Thorney and HUB both substantial along with founder Geoff Brown. Ran a Perth physical AGM on Nov 14 last year. Bought October 13. Lodged nomination at 4.40pm Melbourne time on October 17 with 3 points: physical AGMs, 3 man board and recent placement. Was included in this NoM at 7.17pm on Friday, October 24. Provided a decent rebuttal on page 26-27 and produced a good clean ballot paper. See board nomination letter. Was relegated to the bottom of the agenda, item 10.

Yugo Metals (YUG): no protests for Perth company.

Zeotech (ZEO): 11am physical AGM in Brisbane. Board nomination was ignored. See notice of meeting. Market cap $164m a strong year. Ran a physical AGM in Brisbane last year. Has 2,200 shareholders and recently did a $13m placement with no SPP. 10% against rem report and 16% against director R Downey.

Zimi (ZMM): Perth-based company which innovates with electrical devices. Gerrard family are largest of the 828 shareholders with 17.5%. Has wracked up $54.2m in accumulated losses. Richard Brown got voted off with 68.3% against and fellow director Joshua Newell fell on his sword and withdrew two days before the meeting, swapping in his business partner to a casual vacancy. Market cap only $5.1m. Gave them a slap on Twitter.

Zinc of Ireland (ZMI): no protest votes for the Perth-based company.

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