A steadily decreasing share price and strong criticism from its base are the backdrop for Lundbeck’s annual general meeting on Wednesday.
Lundbeck’s majority owner, the Lundbeck Foundation, has proposed a new share structure, meaning that some shares would come with weaker voting rights than others. Concretely, the plan suggests that existing company shares be split into five – one A-share with ten votes and four B-shares with one vote each.
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