AGMs may be unexciting but often the interplay between shareholders and executives is revealing at these events, which are less choreographed than results presentations.

Reinet's AGM revealed its commitment to preserving its substantial cash pile.

The catering outshone the governance at Capitec’s AGM, unlike Ninety One’s more informative shareholder meeting

Berson is making a killing thanks to long-term share incentives that were doled out during the Covid lows

If executive pay is meant to reward performance, why do so many CEOs earn more when their companies make less?

RMH appears riven with factions as would-be buyer Atterbury comes up against minorities, and perhaps even the board

Spar’s AGM was the chance for a rousing pep talk by chair Mike Bosman. But the problems with its guild are clearly far from over

A bloodless Sens statement about a reshuffle in ‘executive responsibilities’ points to ructions at the pure-play mining group

A huge bet on solar power and a rampant gold price mean record margins for the 130-year-old mine-waste specialist

A pivotal HCI shareholders’ vote was over in a flash, leaving the company firmly back in the hands of Johnny Copelyn and Sactwu

Woolworths’ vexed relationship with shareholders is a great example of why changes to the Companies Act should be made law

The chances of forcing a vote on its purchase of German retailer NKD look slim – but one fund manager is doing its best for shareholders

Out-of-control executive pay and mute shareholders are why listed South Africa still needs the King Codes

Hedge fund 36ONE Asset Management has written to chair Nigel Payne to register ‘serious concerns’ and requested a meeting to discuss the deal

Trustco’s biggest shareholder explains why it’s called for a wholesale overhaul of the Namibian company’s board

Truworths’ AGM is as woeful as its share price performance, while Shoprite shows retailers how it should be done

Investors overwhelmingly backed Jannie Mouton’s philanthropic share swap, which leaves the Moutons with a tax-efficient windfall

Barloworld’s buyers need to find another 3.26-million shares from investors – or their delisting plans are over, for at least 12 months

RMH executive bonuses may have been based on problematic computations that could have added an unjustified 15% to their value

Barloworld’s bidders have been forced to stump up a full R120 per share after trying to deduct the June dividend from their offer