Banks DIH Holdings AGM proceeds without vote-capping resolution

The 2nd Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Banks DIH Holdings Inc (BDIHHI) proceeded yesterday without any vote on the proposed amendment to its by-laws that would have capped shareholder voting rights and ownership at 15%, following a High Court injunction granted just hours before the meeting.

Court blocks Banks DIH from enforcing new share ownership by-law ahead of AGM

kaieteurnewsonline.com - 31/Jan 04:29

(Kaieteur News) – Justice Sandil Kissoon has granted injunctive orders restraining Banks DIH Holdings Inc. from enforcing or putting to a vote a...

Court blocks Banks DIH from enforcing new share ownership by-law ahead of AGM

kaieteurnewsonline.com - 31/Jan 04:29

(Kaieteur News) – Justice Sandil Kissoon has granted injunctive orders restraining Banks DIH Holdings Inc. from enforcing or putting to a vote a...

Banks DIH to appeal injunction on share ownership by-law – Chairman

kaieteurnewsonline.com - 01/Feb 04:38

– says Beharry not a shareholder (Kaieteur News) – Chairman of Banks DIH Holdings Inc. Clifford Reis on Saturday said the company will appeal the...

Banks DIH to appeal injunction on share ownership by-law – Chairman

kaieteurnewsonline.com - 01/Feb 04:38

– says Beharry not a shareholder (Kaieteur News) – Chairman of Banks DIH Holdings Inc. Clifford Reis on Saturday said the company will appeal the...

Ram ‘misinformed’ on legality of 15% voting cap -Banks DIH

guyanachronicle.com - 21/Jan 08:10

BANKS DIH Holdings Inc (BDIHHI) has rejected claims by attorney-at-law Christopher Ram that its proposed 15 per cent cap on shareholder voting...

Banks DIH Holdings Inc AGM

stabroeknews.com - 01/Feb 20:53

On Saturday, January 31, 2026, Banks DIH Holdings Inc. hosted its Second Annual General Meeting for its more than 15,000 shareholders.

Banks DIH Limited to appeal high court ruling

nationnews.com - 12:20

Banks DIH Limited says it will appeal a High Court ruling that granted an an injunction barring the company from from implementing a 1 per cent cap...