Dazzling Drama at DCI Advisors: Proxy Votes Stay Valid Amid Repeated EGM Postponements

Published: 26 Mar 2025
London-based DCI Advisors has remarkably deferred its Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) twice, puzzling market spectators with this unprecedented decision.

DCI Advisors Ltd, the esteemed advisory services firm, has once again taken an unconventional step by postponing its Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM), initially slated for 28th February 2025. This is the second delay announced by the firm, perplexing stakeholders and market observers alike. With industry onlookers eagerly anticipating the EGM, the rescheduling came as a real shock. The EGM was originally convened following a proposal from Almitas Capital LLC for the appointment of Mr. Martin Adams as a director of DCI.

This investigative process is currently ongoing. But in a further twist, DCI advisors announced that they have put off the EGM again to 12.30pm on 30th April 2025. By this revised date, it is anticipated that the investigation will be wrapped up.

However, there’s a reassuring aspect to this peculiar affair for the company’s shareholders. The firm has confirmed that all votes submitted by proxy before the postponements will remain valid for the EGM rescheduled for 30th April 2025. Expect more updates on this compelling tale in the run-up to the new EGM date.

While the unexpected EGM rescheduling evoked surprise, there’s no denying that this has drummed up even more interest in DCI Advisors and its future actions. All eyes are now on the upcoming EGM - an event that promises to be more than just an ordinary meeting.