The Age, 25 May 2009, Carolyn Cummins
GPT's annual meeting today is tipped to be feisty, amid suggestions the resolutions to re-elect directors could face stiff opposition from disgruntled investors.
It is believed larger institutional unit holders are yet to decide on their voting preferences as they feel the existing board should shoulder some of the responsibility for GPT's less-than-profitable investments.
Of the eight resolutions, two cover the re-election of Eric Goodwin, who is a long-standing director, and Lim Swe Guan, who represents substantial shareholder the Singapore Government Investment Corp.
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