A shareholder meeting is a gathering of the owners of a company's shares, where they discuss important matters related to the company. These meetings typically occur annually, allowing shareholders to vote on key issues such as the election of the board of directors, approval of financial statements, and major corporate actions. During the meeting, company executives often present updates on performance and future plans. Shareholders can ask questions and express their opinions, ensuring their voices are heard in the company's decision-making process. This engagement helps maintain transparency and accountability within the organization.