An extraordinary shareholders'meeting will be held on the 18th as shareholders' investment funds are demanding that Toshiba's shareholders' meeting last year be run fairly.
The company is calling on other shareholders to oppose the agenda submitted by the investment fund, but the focus is on whether it will be passed.
The extraordinary general meeting of shareholders will be held from 10 am on the 18th.
At Toshiba's general meeting of shareholders in July last year, some voting rights exercise forms were not reflected in the vote due to the improper response of the trust bank that handles the general meeting.
For this reason, shareholder investment fund Effissimo Capital Management has submitted a bill calling for the appointment of three lawyers to investigate whether last year's general meeting was run fairly.
The company is at odds with the fund, calling on other shareholders to oppose the bill, saying that the trust bank has already completed the investigation and that additional investigations are difficult.
However, companies that advise on exercising voting rights encourage shareholders to agree with the fund's agenda.
If the fund's agenda is passed at a general meeting of shareholders of a large company, it will be an unusual situation, so the focus is on the whereabouts of the vote.