SGX-listed firms adapt to rules governing AGMs amid virus outbreak

to allow registered societies and companies to conduct AGMs through alternative means such as a video conference, in line with safe distancing measures. The amendment allows for AGMs to be held without the need for them to be physically present, as these meetings can now be held virtually, said Senior Minister of State for Law, Edwin Tong.

:"The current outbreak continues to throw out unprecedented events, with lots of uncertainties. We therefore would like to take the opportunity, while at all times, in compliance with the guidelines set out by the government, to proceed with our AGM as scheduled." Choo Chiang's meeting will take place on the same day at the Orchid Country Club. The company said it will implement additional measures such as temperature checks, health declarations and travel history checks.

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