Keystone Positive Change Investment Trust
Thank you for your support.
On 3 February Shareholders decisively voted against all the Requisitioned Resolutions.
Karen Brade, Chair of Keystone Positive Change Investment Trust plc, said:
"I would like to thank all the shareholders who stood up to vote in support of the Board's recommendation. Of the votes cast, nearly 99 per cent. of the non-Saba shareholders rejected its proposals."
"Now our focus returns to delivering the proposed Scheme that offers an uncapped cash exit and/or a rollover into a more liquid fund with a similar global impact strategy. We are confident that this remains in the best interests of shareholders."
"The Board intends to re-engage with stakeholders without delay in order to implement this Scheme as soon as practicable."
To read the results in full please click the link below:
Keystone Positive Change Investment Trust - Result of Requisitioned General Meeting
Find out moreHow to vote if you hold shares through a platform
Your vote is very important. You are strongly encouraged to VOTE AGAINST the Saba resolutions.
If you hold shares through a platform, such as Hargreaves Lansdown or Interactive Investor, you can cast your vote by accessing your online account. Voting is straightforward and should take less than five minutes.
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If you are unsure of how to vote please email Gerogeson, a company that helps people vote their shares USA@georgeson.com
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