CHK Oil proposes bylaw changes to enable electronic communications and hybrid meetings

Reuters04-01
CHK Oil proposes bylaw changes to enable electronic communications and hybrid meetings
  • CHK Oil flagged proposed amendments to existing bye-laws to align governance with updated Hong Kong listing requirements on electronic corporate communications, hybrid meetings, electronic voting.
  • Changes would also permit holding treasury shares, support an uncertificated securities market regime, align with Bermuda law.
  • Adoption of new bye-laws will be put to shareholders as a special resolution at upcoming annual general meeting.
  • Circular with amendment details and AGM notice is scheduled for dispatch in due course.


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