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Shareholders strike back at the small end of town

David Maxwell sees huge support

Shareholders strike back at the small end of town

Cooper Energy's annual general meeting yesterday saw 98% shareholder support for outgoing chief David Maxwell and the issue of rights. The remuneration report received the same level of support. ...

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