An Annual General Meeting (AGM) is a yearly gathering of a company's shareholders. During this meeting, the company's performance over the past year is reviewed, and important decisions are made regarding its future. Shareholders have the opportunity to ask questions, vote on key issues, and elect members to the board of directors. AGMs are typically required by law for publicly traded companies, ensuring transparency and accountability. They provide a platform for shareholders to engage with the company's management and discuss matters such as financial reports, dividends, and strategic plans. This process helps maintain trust between the company and its investors.