Pop Mart proposes bylaw amendments; shareholders to vote on updated memorandum and articles at AGM

Reuters
11 hours ago
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/PMRTY">Pop Mart</a> proposes bylaw amendments; shareholders to vote on updated memorandum and articles at AGM
  • Pop Mart said it plans to amend its articles of association and adopt a fourth amended and restated memorandum and articles.
  • The proposed changes are intended to align shareholder protection standards with Hong Kong listing rules, including allowing shareholders to attend general meetings virtually and vote electronically.
  • Other amendments are described as updates to clarify and align provisions with applicable laws.
  • The amendments require shareholder approval by special resolution at the next annual general meeting or any adjourned meeting.


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