Energy World Corporation Limited (ASX:EWC) Annual General Meeting Overview
Meeting Details
Energy World Corporation Limited (EWC) is set to hold its Annual General Meeting on 28 November 2024, starting at 10 a.m. A registration desk by Computershare will facilitate attendance both in person at the Royal Automobile Club in Sydney and virtually via Zoom.
Chairman’s Address
Brian Allen, acting Managing Director and Chairman of EWC, expressed condolences for the recent passing of two influential figures in the company. He noted the ongoing transition to thrive in downstream operations, specifically in LNG and Power, which aim to enhance shareholder value.
Strategic Focus on Downstream Operations
EWC is divesting its upstream oil and gas developments, having sold its investment in the Sengkang PSC in Indonesia. Allen confirmed this sale will provide essential funding for the next 12-18 months as the company concentrates on its downstream projects like the Pagbilao LNG Hub and 650 Combined Cycle Power Project in the Philippines.
Board Restructuring and Future Plans
The company is re-evaluating its Board of Directors, aiming to improve independence and skills essential for navigating future opportunities. New Director appointments are expected to be announced shortly after the AGM. EWC is also proactively forming strategic alliances to strengthen its market position.
Financial Report Overview
During the meeting, attendees will consider the annual financial report for the fiscal year ending 30 June 2024. The company aims to keep shareholders informed of developments as they progress, especially concerning significant funding and collaborations.
Voting Resolutions
The AGM will include several resolutions, including re-elections of Board members and the decision regarding the company’s remuneration report. A crucial element of the voting process includes a potential spill resolution contingent upon the outcome of the remuneration report, which could lead to a subsequent shareholders’ meeting if needed.
All voting outcomes and announcements regarding the poll results will be made available on the ASX post-meeting.
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