Update: 2:48PM THE Fiji Cooperative Dairy Company Limited’s financial accounts came under heavy fire from shareholders at its annual general meeting held in Nausori today.
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A few shareholders stood up one after another demanding
explanations on increases in expenditure, and other costs incurred.
The shareholders made a stand not to adopt the 2016
financials that resulted in this motion going into a formal vote.
Voting is now taking place at the Vunimono Hall, with the
ballot paper now carrying extra motions, which includes whether shareholders
agree to accept the company’s audited financial accounts.
