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How Are Shareholders Involved In Corporate Governance And Decision-making?
- Published: 11 December 2025
Shareholders approve key corporate actions, attend Annual General Meetings to receive company's financial information; they protect the company by ensuring directors act within the provision of Constitution and Companies Act 1967.
Roles and Responsibilities:
- Attend and vote at Annual General Meetings (AGM) or Extraordinary General Meetings (EGM).
- Approve key corporate actions such as changes to the constitution, final dividend distributions, and shares related transactions that affect their interest as shareholders.
- Receive annual financial statements and other corporate information to ensure company is under good care of Directors.
- Ensure directors act according to Companies Act 1967 and the company’s Constitution.
- Protect the company against illegal activities.
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