Centaurus Metals Corrects Chair’s Proxy Voting Intentions Ahead of Shareholder Meeting

An announcement from Centaurus Metals Limited ( (AU:CTM) ) is now available.

Centaurus Metals has issued an amended Voting & Proxy Appointment Form to correct the stated intention of the Chair to vote undirected proxies against Resolution 4 and in favour of all other resolutions on which the Chair is entitled to vote, aligning the form with the previously disclosed Notice of Meeting. The revised form has been dispatched to shareholders and made available online, ensuring investors have accurate information on proxy voting mechanics ahead of the upcoming meeting and clarifying how undirected and directed proxies will be handled by the Chair.

The updated documentation also reiterates procedural details for shareholders on how to lodge direct votes or appoint proxies, including deadlines, methods of submission and rules for appointing multiple proxies. By reinforcing these governance and administrative processes, Centaurus aims to support orderly conduct of the meeting and provide clarity to both domestic and overseas investors on exercising their voting rights.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:CTM) stock is a Buy with a A$0.85 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Centaurus Metals Limited stock, see the AU:CTM Stock Forecast page.

More about Centaurus Metals Limited

Centaurus Metals Limited is an Australian-listed resources company focused on mineral exploration and development, with operations managed through its Australian and Brazilian offices. The company’s securities trade on the ASX under the code CTM and on the OTCQX market under the ticker CTTZF, reflecting its engagement with both domestic and international investors.

Average Trading Volume: 1,093,096

Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy

Current Market Cap: A$336.6M

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