Group’s highest decisional organ
According to the Companies Act, the general meeting is the group’s highest decision-making body. The general meeting is the forum in which shareholders exercise their influence, and every shareholder is entitled to vote for the entire number of shares that their shareholding represents. The notice to the general meeting sets out the procedures for participation in the general meeting. Shareholders who cannot attend the meeting in person may appoint a proxy.
The Annual General Meeting (AGM) must be held within six months from the end of the preceding financial year. At the AGM, shareholders are informed of the developments during the last year and resolutions are passed in key matters, such as election of the board and auditor as well as their respective fees. The AGM also adopts the annual financial statements and resolves on allocation of the result and discharge from liability. Further, the AGM sets the framework for remuneration to executive management by approving guidelines for such remuneration. In addition to the AGM, extraordinary general meetings may be called.
Attendo’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) was held 7 May 2025.
The AGM shall be held in Danderyd
The AGM shall be held in Danderyd where the company has its registered office, or in the municipalilty of Stockholm. The AGM is held in Swedish, but all documentation related to the meeting is available in both Swedish and English.
Notice of the General Meeting is published in a press release as well as in the Swedish Official Gazette and Svenska Dagbladet. The Notice of the AGM is also published on Attendo’s website.
Decisions made at the AGM are published via a press release and on the website directly after the meeting.
At Attendo’s AGM the Board Members, members of Executive Management and the auditor are always present to answer questions posed by the shareholders.
