EGM Proposal to refresh AOF unitholder approvals
Filed with ASX · · 51 pages · English
Summary by 6ix AI
Australian Unity Office Fund has announced a proposal to refresh unitholder approvals for the disposal of its main undertaking and delisting from the ASX, as detailed in an extraordinary general meeting notice. The proposal includes the sale of Charlotte Street, returning proceeds to unitholders, and winding up the fund, which requires unitholder approval due to changes in the sale price and elapsed time since previous approvals. The directors recommend that unitholders vote in favor of the proposal, highlighting its benefits and the absence of a superior alternative. The extraordinary general meeting is scheduled for May, where unitholders will vote on the proposal and its associated resolutions.
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