Noun
Initialism of extraordinary general meeting.
(astronomy) Abbreviation of extragalactic medium.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgAccording to EGM reviewer Crispin Boyer, "the Saturn is the only system that can thrill me one month and totally disappoint me the next." citation Retrospective feedback of the Saturn is mixed, but generally praises its game library. Source: Internet
Open question to Brent Sancho: if TTFA delegates sent a request for an EGM to Hadad, and High Court Judge Carol Gobin said it was addressed to the wrong leader; who do you think is the person to send that motion to? Source: Internet
The Whitewash Resolution to be voted at this EGM is in relation to the SCI Distribution only. Source: Internet
Individual HSBC shareholders in the Asian financial hub — ranging from wealthy business people to low-income earners — have banded together in an attempt to reach the threshold of 5 per cent of outstanding shares required to secure an EGM. Source: Internet
Ajay Sahai, director general (DG) and CEO of FIEO, revealed that exporters' refunds are still stuck due to export general manifest (EGM) errors, which he believes could result in 5% of the refund claims lying with the CBIC. Source: Internet
Immediately upon and with effect from the appointment of the Liquidator at the EGM, the powers of the Board will cease, and the Liquidator will wind up the affairs of the Company. Source: Internet