<< Consider yourself notified. A whole year in advance. >>
Sorry, but that doesn't follow the law. The notice has to be between 10 and 60 days, and it needs to include a date/time, location, purpose of the meeting, list of the matters to be voted on, names of the directors who are up for election, etc.
The bottom line is that KBLB has been a public company for over 14 years and has only had 2 shareholders meetings. That means that they have broken the law for about 12 of those 14 years (in just this one regard).
Bearish