RE:RE:RE:RE:Price of copper You are talking apples and oranges.
In the event of a proposed transaction requiring a proxy solicitation for votes at a Special Meeting that has amendments after the initial proxy solicitation/offer, those amendments can be incorporated in the offer as we often see happen when offers are upped if shareholder response is lukewarm, or if the Committee of Independent Directors and their advisors recommend rejection or call for an enhancement. Sometimes the date of the meeting can be extended by an adjournment to permit new information or amendments to be circulated with appropriate notice.
The holding of an AGM with ordinary resolutions to elect directors, approve auditors receive the financial statements, just never occurs one an offer has been made if the company is to be wound-up. There will be no need. If the offer fails the company can then call an AGM.
The two types of meetings deal with unrelated types of business.
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