Rubicon voting rights confirmed

Monday, 12 August 2002, 4:39 pm
Press Release: Rubicon

12 August, 2002 Rubicon Limited announced today that in a judgment delivered over the weekend, the High Court upheld Rubicon’s right to vote its shares on the special resolutions to be put to shareholders at tomorrow’s Fletcher Challenge Forests special meeting.

The Company confirmed that it will be voting its shares in favour of the acquisition of the CNIFP assets.

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