TOKYO, Jun 16 (Pulse News Wire) – Fujitsu Limited (6702.T) announced today that its board of directors decided to withdraw part of the agenda for the upcoming 126th Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders scheduled for June 29. Specifically, the nomination of former director Hiroshi Furutani was withdrawn due to inappropriate actions discovered post-announcement.
As a result, the number of nominees for election has been reduced from ten to nine. The meeting, originally set to appoint ten directors, now seeks to elect nine, maintaining six independent outside directors. Furutani's resignation took effect on June 16, leaving the remaining candidates unchanged. The revised proposal includes nine nominees detailed in the notice of the shareholders' meeting.
In light of this withdrawal, shareholders who have already exercised their voting rights via internet or mail for the initial proposal will now have their votes counted solely for the amended slate of nine nominees. Similarly, future votes cast will also be valid only for the adjusted list of candidates. Shareholders unable to attend the meeting can still exercise their voting rights until June 26 through online submission or postal delivery. This adjustment ensures continuity in oversight and advice while reinforcing governance structures within the company.
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