Representation and postal voting procedures
Any shareholder entitled to attend General Meetings may :
- be represented by another shareholder ;
- be represented by his or her spouse or by the partner with whom he or she has entered into a civil solidarity pact ;
- be represented by any other individual or legal entity of its choice.
The proxy shall include all information and particulars required by applicable law.
In the absence of the appointment of a proxy by the shareholder, a favorable vote shall be cast on the shareholder’s behalf for the adoption of the draft resolutions submitted to the Meeting.
Any shareholder may also vote by correspondence using a form, which may be obtained under the conditions specified in the notice of meeting.
Electronic voting and proxy
If the Board of Directors so decides when convening the Meeting, shareholders may use an electronic form to request admission, appoint a proxy, or vote remotely, in accordance with the conditions set out by applicable laws and regulations.
The electronic signature must result from the use of a reliable identification process guaranteeing its link with the form concerned.
Proxies or votes cast by electronic means prior to the Meeting, together with the corresponding acknowledgement of receipt, will be deemed to be written documents that cannot be revoked and will be binding on all parties.
In the event of the sale of shares before the date set by the regulations in force, the Company will invalidate or modify, as the case may be, the proxy or the vote expressed before this date.
Shareholders using the electronic voting or proxy form within the required timeframe are treated in the same way as shareholders present or represented by proxy.