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Wine, coffee and shortbread biscuits: Inside this year’s AGM season

Wine, coffee and shortbread biscuits: Inside this year’s AGM season

“Why can’t you pay dividends in gold instead of cash?” one investor asked the mining company’s board. “I want to hang a chunk from a necklace.”

Annual general meetings give shareholders a chance to meet directors, and to ask them hard questions. David Rowe

Mark WembridgeResources reporter

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It was a month of tea and shortbread biscuits, business jargon and some seriously soporific corporate videos. But the ASX’s annual shareholder meetings season is over for another year. Cohorts of grey-haired investors have earned themselves a well-deserved afternoon nap.

Over several weeks in October and November, shareholders have the chance to hear about their investments and to meet board members.

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Mark WembridgeResources reporterMark Wembridge covers resource companies for The Australian Financial Review, based in Perth. He formerly worked for the Financial Times in London and Hong Kong. Connect with Mark on Twitter. Email Mark at mark.wembridge@nine.com.au

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