SINGAPORE companies’ annual general meeting (AGM) season is winding down. The good news is that physical events are back again after a three-year hiatus.
There is a difference. Gone are the days of large buffet spreads typically found in high-end hotels. In their place are bento boxes.
But as an investor, attending AGMs should be about more than just filling up your tummy. Instead, you should be thinking about how to load up on the latest business developments and find out how a company plans to grow.
After all, this is the key reason you are a shareholder. You desire higher profits, cash flows and dividends – these will translate into a steadily rising share price that generates capital gains...
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