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Aimia Inc T.AIM

Alternate Symbol(s):  T.AIM.PR.A | AIMFF | T.AIM.PR.C | T.AIM.PR.D

Aimia Inc. is a diversified company. The Company operates through three segments: Bozzetto, Cortland International and Holdings. The Bozzetto segment is a provider of specialty sustainable chemicals, offering sustainable textile, water and dispersion chemical solutions with applications in several end-markets including the textile, home and personal care, plasterboard and agrochemical markets. The Cortland International segment consists of Tufropes and Cortland Industrial LLC (Cortland). Tufropes is a manufacturer of synthetic fiber ropes and netting solutions for maritime and other different industrial customers. Cortland is a designer, manufacturer, and supplier of technology advanced synthetic ropes, slings, and tethers to the aerospace & defense, marine, renewables, and other diversified industrial end markets. The Holdings segment includes investments in Clear Media Limited, Kognitiv, as well as minority investments in various public company securities and limited partnerships.


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Comment by ThatKarenon Jun 28, 2024 3:25am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:Case study: How to steal control of a public company

RE:RE:RE:RE:Case study: How to steal control of a public companyIt seems like new suckers are born each day as I see a few larger managers buying starter positions.

Have not seen press coverage about Jefferies, about the Eric Hauser/Mark Hauser conflict or about the disgusting Paladin settlement. Seems no one cares... And somehow shareholders voted for this dishonest crew.

Based on people who I know abstained, it seems they got about 90% turnout for the vote. Incredible if not some kind of trick.

Questions:
Why would 53% of the votes be against their compensation but so many voted to keep them?

Why did 10% of valid votes cast leave out the auditor vote? 81m votes cast but only 73m auditor votes.
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