JULI PLC Notice of AGM Filed on NGX | JULI

JULI PLC has filed a Notice of Annual General Meeting with the Nigerian Exchange Group, dated September 1, 2026. The filing formally notifies shareholders of the scheduled AGM and its associated agenda.
JULI PLC (ticker: JULI) has submitted a corporate actions filing to the Nigerian Exchange Group, recorded on September 1, 2026, consisting of a formal Notice of Annual General Meeting. The filing falls under the category of corporate actions and signals that the company is convening its statutory AGM as required under Nigerian corporate governance regulations.
The notice serves to formally communicate to shareholders the scheduling of the meeting, which is a standard obligation for publicly listed companies in Nigeria. AGMs typically provide a forum for the presentation of audited financial statements, consideration of dividends if declared, election or re-election of directors, appointment of auditors, and other ordinary and special business as may be tabled.
The filing was submitted through the NGX's regulatory disclosure framework. Specific details regarding the exact date, time, venue of the AGM, and the full agenda items were contained within the notice as filed.
JULI PLC is listed on the Nigerian Exchange Group and is subject to the disclosure requirements governing publicly traded companies in Nigeria. Shareholders and stakeholders are encouraged to obtain the full text of the AGM notice directly from the NGX platform or through official company channels for complete details.
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