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Originally posted by Purpose ↑

If you are a shareholder in this company and sitting on a few thousand shares and think that sending in the proxy form is not worth the cost of the stamp then try this option if you are keen to vote against the current mess created by management.

We have written confirmation from the company secretary that receipt of your proxy form by email is legitimate.

[email protected]

The company has allowed this in previous years but with the trust level of management I would fax or send your proxy form in if you are sitting on 100,000 shares or more. Apparently the company disqualified votes against them last year due to being signed by a power of attorney and not the shareholder.
If you fax your form in then keep a copy of the receipt. If you post it in try registered mail.

Yes folks that is the level we apparently are dealing with here, which makes it all the more important that every shareholder has there say about this situation. Shareholders own the company. Have your say...

for information of how to complete your proxy form contact

[email protected]

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From what I see on the form so long as the shareholder signs then the proxy holder can vote as directed by the holder or if left blank the proxy can vote at their (proxy) discretion. Seems to be standard stuff.

PDF Price at posting: 2.9¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
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