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Echo to call spill meeting

ECHO Resources will be forced to convene a general meeting after a second spill motion from new major shareholder Michael Ruane complied with the Corporations Act 2001.

Kristie Batten
Echo to call spill meeting

An earlier section 249D notice from Ruane’s Kesli Chemicals was deemed invalid last month. In November, Echo shares soared after Ruane emerged with a 15.4% stake in the company. Ruane’s substantial...

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