Why AGMs & EGMs Matter
An Annual General Meeting is one of the most important governance obligations a listed company fulfils each year. Under ASX Listing Rules, listed companies are required to hold an AGM within five months of the end of their financial year. An Extraordinary General Meeting may be called at any time when shareholder approval is required for a significant resolution outside the usual annual cycle — such as a major acquisition, capital raising or change to the company constitution.
Both meeting types represent a direct opportunity for boards and management to engage with shareholders, present company performance, address questions and obtain the resolutions required to operate effectively. For shareholders, AGMs and EGMs provide one of the few structured opportunities to engage directly with directors and ask questions of the board.
A professionally managed AGM or EGM helps organisations meet their governance obligations while delivering a positive experience for shareholders and reinforcing confidence in the company. With virtual and hybrid formats now widely adopted across ASX and NZX listed companies, shareholders across Australia, New Zealand and internationally can participate without the need to attend in person — making professional webcasting and shareholder registration management essential components of every modern annual general meeting.
AGM & EGM Planning
AGMs and EGMs are governance events that require accuracy, professionalism and reliability. A successful meeting begins well before the day itself. Our team works alongside company secretaries, investor relations teams and boards throughout every stage — from initial planning through to post-meeting reporting.