Thule Group is encouraging shareholders to exercise their voting rights remotely in advance of the Swedish company’s annual general meeting, scheduled for April 28, in order to minimize the number of people gathered at its location. They have to fill out and send a registration form by April 22 to vote on the resolutions. The company had already announced that, to limit the spread of the virus, there would be no presentation of products and no speech by the chief executive at the meeting. No food and no drinks will be served.
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