How to Prepare for Your Annual General Meeting (AGM)
For many Singapore companies, the Annual General Meeting (AGM) feels like a boring formality —
but it’s a legal requirement that can trip you up if you’re unprepared.
Here’s how to handle it smoothly.
1οΈβ£ Do You Even Need to Hold an AGM?
β Yes → if you’re a private limited company unless you qualify for exemption (small or exempt private companies).
β Check your company constitution to confirm.
π‘ Even if exempt, you still need to file annual returns.
2οΈβ£ When Should You Hold It?
β Within 6 months of your Financial Year End (FYE).
β Plan ahead — leaving it to the last minute can cause compliance headaches.
3οΈβ£ What Must Be Covered in the AGM?
β Present and approve financial statements
β Discuss director reports
β Address shareholder questions
β Pass necessary resolutions
It’s a governance checkpoint, not just a box-ticking exercise.
4οΈβ£ What Documents Should You Prepare?
β Audited (or unaudited, if allowed) financial statements
β AGM agenda and notices
β Director’s statement and report
Your corporate secretary usually handles this paperwork.
5οΈβ£ Why Work With Paperwork.sg?
We:
β Prepare AGM documentation
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