China Molybdenum proposes bylaw amendments; shareholder access threshold drops to 3% from 5%

Reuters03-27
China Molybdenum proposes bylaw amendments; shareholder access threshold drops to 3% from 5%
  • CMOC Group said its board approved proposed amendments to its articles of association and will seek shareholder approval at a general meeting.
  • One proposed change would lower the shareholding threshold for certain shareholders to inspect the company’s accounting books and vouchers to more than 3% from more than 5%.
  • Another amendment would add language requiring a director who becomes disqualified to immediately stop performing duties, and for the board to remove the director once it knows or should have known the relevant facts.
  • Additional proposed revisions would expand directors’ due diligence obligations, including expectations on time commitment, meeting attendance, and stated reasons when voting against or abstaining.
  • The amendments would also specify that directors’ confidentiality duty over the company’s trade secrets continues after their term ends until the information becomes public.


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