AF Legal Group Ltd (ASX:AFL) has advised that all six resolutions put to shareholders at its 2026 Annual General Meeting, held on Friday 13 November 2026, were carried on a poll.
Key Points
- All six resolutions were carried on a poll at the 2026 Annual General Meeting held on 13 November 2026.
- Mr Peter Johns was re-elected as Non-Executive Director, with 99.64% of votes cast in favour.
- Mr Justin Dowd was elected as Non-Executive Director, with 99.64% of votes cast in favour.
- A special resolution approving 10% Placement Capacity was carried with 99.14% of votes cast in favour.
- Resolutions also covered the Remuneration Report, approval of a Change of Auditor, and approval of a Long Term Incentive Plan.
Remuneration Report and Auditor Change Results
The Remuneration Report resolution was carried as an ordinary resolution, with 12,046,463 votes cast in favour, representing 98.65% of votes counted, and 165,291 votes against, representing 1.35%. A resolution to approve a Change of Auditor was also carried as an ordinary resolution, recording 28,524,127 votes in favour, equating to 99.65% of votes cast, with 100,027 votes against, representing 0.35%. Both resolutions recorded no abstentions affecting the calculated majority.
Board Appointment and Re-election of Peter Johns and Justin Dowd
Shareholders voted on two board composition resolutions. The re-election of Non-Executive Director Mr Peter Johns was carried, with 28,520,127 votes in favour, representing 99.64%, and 104,027 votes against, representing 0.36%. The election of Non-Executive Director Mr Justin Dowd was also carried as an ordinary resolution, with 28,507,727 votes in favour, representing 99.64%, and 104,027 votes against, representing 0.36%. Mr Dowd's resolution recorded 12,400 abstentions, which were not counted in calculating the required majority on the poll.
Long Term Incentive Plan and 10% Placement Capacity Approved
Two further resolutions were approved at the meeting. The approval of the Long Term Incentive Plan was carried as an ordinary resolution, with 28,378,863 votes in favour, representing 99.14%, and 245,291 votes against, representing 0.86%. The approval of the 10% Placement Capacity was carried as a special resolution, also recording 28,378,863 votes in favour at 99.14%, with 245,291 votes against at 0.86%. The filing states the results were provided in accordance with section 251AA(2) of the Corporations Act 2001 and ASX Listing Rule 3.13.2.



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