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Coronation Fund Managers’ AGM Sees Strong Shareholder Support

  • Coronation Fund Managers' AGM garnered strong shareholder support, passing all proposed resolutions with overwhelming majority votes.
  • Resolutions included re-election of directors, confirmation of auditors, and approval of various corporate governance measures.
  • Shareholders' backing reflects confidence in the company's leadership, strategy, and commitment to transparency and shareholder value.
Coronation Fund Managers

In a significant demonstration of investor confidence, Coronation Fund Managers Limited (CML) saw resounding support from shareholders during its Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on February 20, 2024. The meeting, conducted entirely through electronic communication, witnessed the passage of all resolutions proposed by the company, reflecting a robust mandate from its stakeholders.

Resolutions Overview

The AGM witnessed a series of resolutions, each crucial to the company’s operations and governance. Here’s a breakdown of the key resolutions and their voting outcomes:

ResolutionVotes For (%)Votes Against (%)Total Shares VotedPercentage of Shares in Issue
Re-election of Dr. Hugo Nelson93.626.38226,283,68564.69%
Re-election of Prof. Alexandra Watson85.0314.97226,283,68564.69%
Confirmation of Alethea (Lea) Conrad98.341.66185,364,73952.99%
Re-appointment of KPMG Inc. as Auditor99.320.68226,171,78664.66%
Re-election of Audit and Risk Committee:
– Ms. Lulama Boyce78.6721.33226,283,68564.69%
– Dr. Hugo Nelson83.8816.12226,283,68564.69%
– Mrs. Madichaba Nhlumayo97.252.75226,283,68564.69%
– Mr. Sakhiwd (Saks) Ntombela95.904.10226,283,68564.69%
Non-binding advisory vote on Remuneration Policy:
– Remuneration Policy92.517.49226,279,15264.69%
– Remuneration Policy Implementation Report93.236.77226,279,15264.69%
Special Resolutions:
– Inter-company Financial Assistance100.000.00226,283,68564.69%
– Financial Assistance for Share Subscription/Purchase99.980.02226,283,68464.69%
– Remuneration of Non-Executive Directors96.463.54226,283,68564.69%
– Share Repurchases by the Company and its Subsidiaries98.601.40226,283,68564.69%
– Amendment of the Memorandum of Incorporation100.000.00226,283,68464.69%

Strong Support for Governance and Strategy

The resolutions encompassed various aspects of corporate governance, including the re-election of directors and the confirmation of the company’s registered auditor. Notably, all resolutions received significant support from shareholders, with many exceeding the 90% threshold.

Reflecting Investor Confidence

The overwhelming approval of the resolutions reflects investors’ confidence in Coronation Fund Managers’ leadership, strategic direction, and financial stewardship. Such strong support underscores the company’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and shareholder value.

Conclusion

Coronation Fund Managers’ AGM outcomes highlight a harmonious alignment between the company and its shareholders regarding key strategic decisions. The resounding support for the proposed resolutions signals a vote of confidence in the company’s management team and its long-term vision.

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