Guo Hao Teo

Self-Taught Enthusiast at Personal Finance

18 Apr 2019

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General Investing

How much shares do you need to own before you are entitled to attend AGM?

I’m interested in a stock and would wish to get more information. But the stock I’m interested in is really expensive, eg DBS. How much should I buy in order to get access to that information?

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Kenichi Xi

10 Apr 2019

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Just to add.

one lot is 100 shares (unit) in sg exch.

so minimim one lot will do.

hope my replies help.

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Kenneth Lou

10 Apr 2019

Co-founder at Seedly

Hey there! You actually only need to own at least 1 share to be able to attend the AGM. And note that this share has to be held by you in your CDP (central depositary)

However, take note that if you are using a custodian account, you are unable to attend as legally you do not directly own the shares.

You can find out more here: https://blog.seedly.sg/cdp-vs-custodian-account/

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