EML chairman booted, shares fly on hopes a buyer will be back
With EML Payments shares languishing near a record low at just 53¢, angry shareholders took the opportunity to vent their spleen at chairman Peter Martin at the company’s annual meeting in Sydney on Friday.
In a rare display of AGM activism, Martin’s re-election was narrowly vetoed by investors who demanded to know why he had both rebuffed takeover advances when the stock was trading markedly higher and sold shares two weeks before a downgrade in April, since which time EML has had little to celebrate.
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