E-voting

    ESG & Governance

    Electronic voting by shareholders on company resolutions, mandatory for listed companies in India.

    Listed companies must let shareholders vote electronically on all resolutions put to a general meeting or postal ballot, and must publish results within two working days. The results show votes for and against from promoters, public institutions and public non-institutions. This breakdown is a valuable signal: heavy opposition from institutions to a resolution that still passes on promoter votes often points to a governance concern.

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