Global Lithium Resources Limited (ASX:GL1) Panel Application Received
Application Overview
The Takeovers Panel has received an application from Global Lithium Resources Limited (ASX:GL1) concerning its upcoming annual general meeting. The application addresses alleged undisclosed associations related to the board’s composition, which are to be reviewed by the Panel. Currently, a sitting Panel has not been designated, and no proceedings have been initiated.
Allegations Against Associates
Global Lithium claims that associated parties, including director Dr Dianmin Chen, have held between 30% and 40% voting power. These parties are alleged to be attempting to gain control over the board and influence the company’s operations. This includes previous removals of independent directors and possible contraventions concerning share interests and disclosures.
Upcoming Annual General Meeting
An annual general meeting for Global Lithium’s shareholders is scheduled for 14 February 2025. This meeting will consider several resolutions, including changes to the board as requisitioned by the alleged associates aiming for a majority.
Litigation Demands
While not seeking interim orders, Global Lithium requests final orders to address these issues. This includes that 30.03% of shares, claimed to have been obtained by the alleged associates, should be vested for sale or subjected to voting restrictions. Additionally, the company seeks the appointment of at least two independent directors and cost indemnities from the associates.
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