What are the meeting requirements of listed company?

Listed companies are generally required to hold annual general meetings (AGMs) to discuss financial performance and elect directors. Additionally, they must comply with specific regulations regarding the notice period for meetings, typically providing shareholders with a minimum advance notice. Special meetings can also be held to address urgent matters, and companies must ensure that these meetings follow proper governance procedures, including quorum requirements and voting protocols. Compliance with local securities regulations and stock exchange rules is essential throughout this process.