AMC is offering new debt to overhaul much of its capital structure, announcing Monday a plan to refinance first- and second-lien debt and extend maturities
AMC is asking shareholders to declassify its board on the 24th.
They asked the same thing last year. It won among the shares that actually voted, and it still failed, because it needs a majority of every outstanding share and not enough people showed up. Every share that stays silent counts as a no.
So the proposal is back, unchanged, for the second year running.
For two weeks the argument has been that tokenized holders aren't real shareholders. Meanwhile the thing actually blocking AMC's governance reform isn't tokenized holders. It's turnout.
Voting is open on all ten items. Connect a wallet, sign, thirty seconds. Ballots close in 3 days.
Holding $MEME:
Holding the AMC Stock Token:
Turnout is the whole game, and it always was.