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NYSE Listed Company Manual Section 312.04

Provides the definitions, calculation methods, and interpretive guidance used to determine when shareholder approval is required under Section 312.03.

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Jurisdiction: United States

Regulator: NYSE

Topic: Conflict of Interest

NYSE Listed Company Manual Section 312.04
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Section 312.04:

  • Explains how companies determine whether shareholder approval is required under Section 312.03.
  • Requires companies to obtain shareholder approval whenever any Section 312.03 provision triggers that requirement.
  • Requires companies to consider shares that could be issued upon conversion or exercise of securities when determining whether shareholder approval is required.
  • Directs companies to calculate ownership and voting thresholds using only shares that are actually issued and outstanding.
  • Defines key terms such as substantial security holder, voting power, officer, group, control, Minimum Price, and Official Closing Price.
  • Establishes the pricing standards and ownership thresholds used to evaluate shareholder approval obligations.
  • Treats treasury share issuances as new issuances for purposes of Section 312.03.

 

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