Trian Investors 1 shareholders vote in favour of voluntary wind-up

To be completed by December

Valeria Martinez
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Trian Investors 1 shareholders have voted in favour of the wind-up of the company, which is expected to be completed by the end of this year.

In a stock exchange notice today (27 April), the company confirmed shareholders representing 60.6% of its shares in issue voted to place it into voluntary liquidation. There were no votes against the resolution.  The extraordinary general meeting to vote on the proposal took place on Wednesday (26 April). In the notice of the EGM from 24 March, the board had encouraged investors to vote in favour of the proceedings. Trian Investors 1 eyes voluntary wind-up As a result of the wind-up, Linda Johnson and Leonard Gerber of KPMG Advisory have been named joint liquidators of the company....

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