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Platinum Capital Limited has received nominations for three new directors following a shareholder requisition, setting the stage for a pivotal general meeting. The company must now consider the appointments of Richard Caldwell, Julian Martin, and Geoff Wilson.

Platinum Capital Limited has withdrawn its proposed scheme of arrangement due to insufficient shareholder support and is now seeking approval for an on-market buy-back of up to 50% of its shares, aiming to enhance liquidity for investors.

Platinum Capital Limited has formally cancelled its planned scheme meeting following the withdrawal of a proposed restructure, yet the scheduled general meeting will proceed as planned on 12 August 2025.

Platinum Capital Limited has pulled its proposed scheme of arrangement due to insufficient shareholder support but will proceed with an on-market buy-back. Meanwhile, L1 Capital pushes for management control and board renewal.

Platinum Capital Limited has released detailed worked examples for its proposed scheme of arrangement, outlining a special dividend payout and the exchange ratio for shares into ETF units. The final dividend value and unit allocation will be confirmed closer to the scheme implementation date.

Platinum Capital Limited has unveiled a proposed restructure via a scheme of arrangement, offering shareholders the option to exchange their shares for units in the Platinum International Fund Complex ETF (PIXX). The move aims to address the persistent discount to net tangible asset value (NTA) and improve liquidity.

Platinum Capital Limited has secured Federal Court approval to convene a shareholder meeting for its proposed restructure, exchanging shares for units in the Platinum International Fund Complex ETF. The Scheme Booklet will be dispatched mid-July ahead of a hybrid meeting in August.

Platinum Capital Limited has secured a court date to progress its scheme of arrangement, offering shareholders a swap of shares for ETF units and a potential special dividend. Key dates and financial mechanics have been outlined ahead of the shareholder vote.

Platinum Capital faces a significant hurdle as L1 Capital, holding nearly 17% of shares, declares opposition to its proposed restructuring scheme. The Board remains supportive but is exploring alternatives.

L1 Capital and its associates, holding nearly 17% of Platinum Capital, oppose the proposed restructure into an ETF, while the Board urges shareholders to approve the scheme.

Platinum Capital Limited has taken a significant step towards restructuring by lodging a draft scheme booklet to convert shareholder investments into an active ETF, aiming to resolve its persistent discount to net tangible assets.