Company Law:Does every shareholder of a company have a right to be informed about agm

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Does every shareholder of a company, be it a private or public company, have the right to be notified about the AGM and to attend that company's AGM?

Is a company entitled to bar an individual shareholder from attendance under any circumstance?

I didn't think so. But perhaps it can depend on the rules (articles & memorandum of association) of the company? For example EBS members can attend general meetings but only voting members (those with specific savings/borrowing records) have a vote.

Here is a publication published by the ODCE which clearly outlines duties and powers of shareholders

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Hope this helps

thanks