Sharp words at Metro Glass meeting
Big protest vote against chairman as shareholders react to poor performance.
Shareholders were in a rebellious mood at the annual meeting of Metro Performance Glass, raining criticism on the board in general and chairman Sir John Goulter in particular.
The stage was set by the NZ Shareholders' Association, which indicated it would be voting against the re-election of Sir
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Tim Hunter
Thu, 24 Aug 2017
Thu, 24 Aug 2017
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Sharp words at Metro Glass meeting
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