- Ero Copper Corp. (ERO, Financial) held its Annual General Meeting with 85.44% shareholder participation.
- All proposals received overwhelming approval, including the re-election of directors and auditor appointment.
- Makko DeFilippo received the highest approval among director nominees at 99.06%, while Steven Busby received the lowest at 96.38%.
Ero Copper Corp. (ERO), a high-margin copper producer, announced the results of its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders held in Vancouver, British Columbia. The meeting saw substantial shareholder engagement with 85.44% of the company's outstanding shares represented.
Shareholders voted in favor of all agenda items, including setting the board size at ten directors, re-electing all ten director nominees, re-appointing KPMG LLP as the company's auditor, and approving an advisory vote on executive compensation.
The re-election of directors saw approval ratings ranging from 96.38% to 99.06%. Makko DeFilippo achieved the highest approval at 99.06%, while Steven Busby received the lowest yet strong support at 96.38%. The advisory vote on executive compensation garnered 98.19% approval from shareholders.
KPMG LLP was re-appointed as the auditor, with the proposal receiving a strong approval rating of 99.71%, ensuring continuity in the company's financial oversight.
Ero Copper continues to focus on its growth strategies, with core operations in Brazil and significant interests in various mining projects including the CaraÃba Operations and the NX Gold and Furnas Copper-Gold projects. For further details on Ero Copper's operations and strategic initiatives, information is available on the company's website and through major financial regulatory filings.
