Shareholders' Meeting Today Peak Explains how to rebuild the business New Corona Strategy 12:39 on June 26

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Shareholders' meetings of listed companies peak on the 26th. While there is concern about the second wave of new coronavirus infection, many general meetings will discuss strategies for reconstructing businesses that are in a difficult situation due to the spread of infection and how to explain future crisis response. Is in focus

On the 26th, more than 700 companies, about 30% of the companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange for the fiscal year ended March, held a general meeting of shareholders.

This year, most companies urge shareholders not to come to the venue to prevent new coronavirus infections.

Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, which held the general meeting in Tokyo, distributed the status of the general meeting via the Internet and reduced the number of seats for shareholders at the venue.

As a result, the number of attendees was reduced from 585 last year to 107, and the session ended in 55 minutes, which was shorter than last year.

Due to the new coronavirus, many companies have reduced their profits compared to the previous fiscal year, and more than half of the companies that settled in the fiscal year ending March, 1,200, have uncertain future prospects due to the uncertain future.

At many general meetings where there is concern about the so-called second wave of the spread of the infection again, how will the management explain the strategy for reconstructing the business that is in a difficult situation due to the spread of the infection and the future crisis response? Is the focus.