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- Jan 22, 202690% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
Frasers Group Votes Against ASOS Board at Annual Meeting
- All resolutions at ASOS's Annual General Meeting on 22 January 2026 passed by poll, with director re-elections ranging from 71.22% to 71.90% in favour and the annual report and auditor reappointment both passing at just under 72%[1]
- Frasers Group, Mike Ashley's retail group and ASOS's largest shareholder with roughly a quarter of the company, voted against the board's re-election, the annual report and accounts, and PwC's reappointment as auditor[2]
- ASOS chair Natasja Laheij said she was pleased the resolutions were "supported by a significant majority of shareholders" despite the opposition[2]
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- [1]90%investegate.co.uk/announcement/rns/asos--asc/result-of-agm/9377344investegate.co.uk· Posted Sep 25, 2026· Starts Jan 22, 2026 ✓· 72% of score
The regulatory news announcement confirms all resolutions put to ASOS's Annual General Meeting were voted on and passed by poll on 22 January 2026; no time of day is stated.
- [2]76%Mike Ashley confronts Asos board in latest retail rowcityam.com· Published Jan 24, 2026· 28% of score
Names Frasers Group specifically as the shareholder voting against the ASOS board's re-election, the annual report and the auditor's reappointment at the AGM; the RNS result itself gives only aggregate vote totals without naming which shareholder opposed them.[1]
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