09 September 2020

Shareholder Call: LIC 2020 Annual Meeting

LIC will be holding its Annual Meeting virtually on Thursday 15 October 2020 at 10.30am. In addition to business as usual matters, we’re seeking shareholder support for proposed changes to LIC’s constitution and governance.

Online voting is now open

You can now vote online, vote now via the Election NZ website. You'll need your PIN and password from your voting papers or email. Voting closes at 10.30am Tuesday 13 October 2020.

Shareholders were also invited to participate in a Zoom meeting hosted by Murray King (Board Chair), and Mark Meyer (Shareholder Council Chair) to discuss the proposed changes and answer any questions shareholders had on Wednesday 23 September 2020 at 1pm NZT.

Annual Meeting

You are able to submit questions in advance by completing our online form. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions via a chat function on the call.

If you are unable to make the shareholder call, or have any questions that remain unanswered after the call, please contact either your local farmer director or Shareholder Councillor.

A full recording of the Annual Meeting will be available for download from the LIC website from Friday October 16 2020.

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