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ASX RELEASE: 15 January 2015 Notice of General Meeting ASX : LAW CORPORATE DIRECTORY Executive Chairman & CEO Wayne Richards Executive Director, CFO & Co. Sec. Michael Naylor Technical Director Len

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How to fill out an ASX release:

1. Start by downloading the ASX release form from the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) website.
2. Read through the instructions provided on the form to understand the required information and format.
3. Begin by providing your company's details, including the name, address, and contact information.
4. Specify the date of the announcement/release and the exact time it will be made public.
5. Describe the nature of the announcement in a clear and concise manner. This could be anything from financial results, management changes, to significant events or developments concerning the company.
6. If applicable, include any relevant financial figures, such as profit or loss results, dividends, or any other financial metrics relevant to the announcement.
7. Ensure you have the necessary approvals and signatures, depending on your company's internal processes and governance guidelines.
8. Review the completed form for accuracy and clarity. Make sure all necessary information is included and correctly stated.
9. Submit the filled-out ASX release form to the relevant authorities or individuals within your organization who are responsible for its submission.

Who needs ASX release?

1. Companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) are required to submit ASX releases. This includes all publicly traded companies in Australia.
2. The ASX release is essential for keeping shareholders, potential investors, and the general public informed about significant company announcements or events that may impact the company's performance or the market.
3. Market analysts, financial journalists, and other stakeholders often rely on ASX releases to track company updates and make informed investment decisions.
4. Regulators and authorities, such as the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), use ASX releases to ensure compliance with disclosure regulations and to monitor market transparency.

Note: Please consult the official ASX website and seek legal or professional advice to ensure your ASX release form is accurate and compliant with the latest regulations.

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What is asx release?

ASX release is a document or announcement that is submitted to the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) by a listed company to inform investors and the public about certain information.

Who is required to file asx release?

Listed companies on the Australian Securities Exchange are required to file ASX releases.

How to fill out asx release?

ASX releases can be filled out by the company's designated authorized personnel or legal representatives and submitted electronically to the ASX.

What is the purpose of asx release?

The purpose of an ASX release is to ensure transparency and provide relevant information to shareholders, potential investors, and the general public.

What information must be reported on asx release?

ASX releases typically report on financial results, significant announcements, changes in management, and other material information that may impact the company's stock price.