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Celtic PLC AGM – Urgent update for those shareholders wishing to vote/proxy their shares

Many of you will know that there have been problems with some shareholders being able to cast their votes or register their proxy for the 2025 Celtic PLC AGM which is due to take place on Friday 21 November at Celtic Park.  Voting opened on 28/10/25 when the AGM papers were delivered by post or email to shareholders – of which Celtic has around 28000.

The Celtic Trust had publicised our voting intentions, including on a resolution expressing no confidence in the PLC Board and had, as normal, indicated how to proxy votes to the Trust.  We advised those shareholders who appeared to be having difficulty to approach Computershare, the company’s Registrar, and at the beginning of this week we approached Computershare directly to ask what the issue was.

In an astonishing and profoundly shocking development, we have been advised this morning that this problem only applied to those shareholders who wished to proxy their vote to the Celtic Trust.  We are told that the Computershare system rejected the word ‘Trust’ because the Companies Act does not allow companies or trusts (in the corporate sense) to act as proxy.  We have been given no explanation as to why this problem has not arisen in the twenty five years that the Celtic Trust has been operating and engaging in Celtic PLC AGMs.  Neither have we been told why it took so long for Computershare or Celtic PLC to identify this issue and how they intend to recover the integrity of the process.

We have now lost almost two weeks to try to get our vote out – a task which takes a lot of our time at this time of year.  Furthermore, most Celtic shareholders are not experienced in these matters as Celtic shares are the only shares which they own.  Many will have given up trying to vote already, having repeatedly been prevented from doing so by the Computershare system.  Many people who vote for us regularly over the years will not see any updates and will simply do what they always do and not know why they can’t vote.

It is the responsibility of Celtic PLC to ensure that the rights of shareholders are protected.  We have requested an urgent meeting with the Company Secretary, Joanne McNairn, at 9am on Monday morning (10th) to hear what Celtic PLC intend to do, if anything, about this matter.

In the meantime, if you wish to proxy your votes to the Celtic Trust please enter the following EXACT words/abbreviations in the appropriate box:

The Celtic Tst

Or

An Officer of CT

22 thoughts on “Celtic PLC AGM – Urgent update for those shareholders wishing to vote/proxy their shares

  • Francis McGarrity

    I have put the Chairs name Tommy Brannigan in as it would not accept the Celtic Trust.

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    • The Celtic TrustPost author

      That will work.

      Thanks

      CT

      Reply
  • Peter Connelly

    Hello,
    As you have stated above ,I also have had difficulty apportioning my vote to the celtic trust.

    I’m more than happy to align my vote to the celtic trust but feel obstacles are being put in my way.

    If you would like to get in touch I’ll be happy to engage to make sure my vote counts towards the celtic trust resolutions.
    Regards.
    Peter Connelly.

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  • Mr John Clark

    Vote went through this time using the updated text.

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    • The Celtic TrustPost author

      Thanks John

      Reply
  • Joseph O'Neill

    I did it online but have my vote to proxy with the AGM or Company representative what was in there before you write in a person or company’s name in is that ok? First time I’ve cast a vote at a AGM.

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    • The Celtic TrustPost author

      You can do that Joseph but if you don’t specify your voting preference the Chairman will cast as he sees fit. You can still change this if you need to. Email us at trust@celtictrust.net and we can help with that.

      Thanks for voting

      CT

      Reply
  • Hugh Jamieson

    The AGM and Celtic FC Ltd are governed by FCA/Stock Market rules etc. Report the problem to the relevant authority and request an intervention to ensure all who are entitled to vote are indeed allowed to vote.

    Hugh Jamieson

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    • The Celtic TrustPost author

      We will do Hugh

      Thanks

      CT

      Reply
  • Martin Robb

    I am no longer having my Control Number accepted so I’m unable to now continue to get into the system. Once I enter my 6 digits this appears

    The information you provided is INVALID. Please re-enter your Control Number

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  • Brian Gallacher

    Finally got the proxy vote sorted. At least 7 failed attempts but I persevered. Don’t let them grind us down. Keep up the good fight.

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    • The Celtic TrustPost author

      Thanks Brian

      Reply
  • Henry Brown

    I sent the following email below to the Celtic Trust on 1 Nov 2025 without any response.

    Good Afternoon

    I am a Celtic shareholder with 5,100 shares in the company.

    I am prepared to allow the Celtic Trust proxy voting rights on my shares at the 2025 Celtic AGM.

    Please provide details of what needs to be done for this to eventuate.

    Regards
    Henry Brown
    Celtic Shareholder – SRN C0080161336

    Reply
  • Frank D Duffy

    I have resubmitted my AGM share voting form to Computershare naming The Celtic Tst as my proxy, and had acknowlegements back for both submissions.

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  • john mclaughlin

    The Celtic Tst – Worked my vote proxied to the celtic trust –

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  • Andrew Molloy

    I think/hope I have just completed the eproxy correctly.
    Filled in the form as shown and seemed to go through but no confirmation as yet??

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    • The Celtic TrustPost author

      If you gave them an email address to send you a copy of your voting preferences you should have got it straight away. If you didn’t check that box then you won’t get separate confirmation of voting.

      Reply
  • Paul Carragher

    Can I change my proxy vote after I have already submitted by eproxy.
    I voted in line with the trust but put down club chair.
    If so how would I do it.

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    • The Celtic TrustPost author

      You can do it as many times as you like up to the deadline so yes you can resubmit if you wish.

      Reply

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