Shareholder approval

Elixxer Ltd. announces the upcoming resumption of trading following the revocation of a cease trade order. Key initiatives, including a new stock option plan, received shareholder approval at the AGM. The company has also strengthened its leadership with new CEO and CFO appointments and a refreshed Board of Directors. Strategic debt restructuring and bridge financing are in place. Elixxer is actively pursuing merger and acquisition opportunities and is involved in ongoing litigation regarding its investment in Freia Farmaceutici Srl.

Qifu Technology, Inc. shareholders approved a rebranding to Qfin Holdings, Inc. and restated Articles of Association. Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu was reappointed as auditor, and Mr. Xiangge Liu will continue as director. These changes reflect the Chinese AI-powered Credit-Tech platform’s commitment to strengthening governance and identity in the evolving fintech sector.

Endeavour Mining’s May 22, 2025 AGM saw strong shareholder engagement, with 72.79% of issued shares represented. All directors were re-elected with approval rates exceeding 94%, demonstrating investor trust. Key resolutions passed include the Directors’ Remuneration Policy (81.67%) and near-unanimous support for compensation reports (98.53%). Shareholders overwhelmingly authorized capital management actions, including share allotment and buybacks (99.98% approval), reflecting confidence in financial strategy. With 242.2 million shares issued and 103,147 in treasury, the company maintains disciplined capital flexibility. Analysts view the outcomes as reinforcing governance rigor amid gold market uncertainties, positioning Endeavour to advance strategic initiatives.

Journey Energy Inc. (JOY/JRNGF) strengthened its governance at its 2025 AGM, with shareholders approving all resolutions by wide margins. Key outcomes included maintaining a six-member board (85.67% support), director reappointments (79.42%-83.01% approval), KPMG’s auditor retention (97.37%), and adoption of governance modernization measures (82.10%). The re-elected board will prioritize operational continuity, balancing conventional energy production with emissions reduction initiatives. Analysts highlight high approval ratings as a competitive advantage, noting alignment with strategic goals like drilling efficiency and renewable partnerships outlined in the 2025 roadmap.