Soontoberetired: I agree.
Hard as it may be to accept, buying shares in a public company does not entitle one to inside information. Shareholders meetings are for the purpose of discussing matters that are already public.
Neom is, after all, a small penny-stock company with negative cash flow. That is what we own. That is what we bought into. All of us. It could go bust or take a very long time to become profitable. If that prospect causes someone loss of sleep, I would suggest that they re-evaluate their risk tolerance and adjust their investment allocations accordingly.
And I am am not being cavalier about NEOM. I can be tougher on management than you can possibly imagine. But right now I cannot fault them for fulfilling their legal obligations with regard to the disclosure of information.