Investor Relations Policy
At Argeo, we prioritize transparent, consistent, and timely communication with our shareholders, investors, and the broader financial community. Our IR policy is designed to ensure that all stakeholders have equal access to relevant and accurate information about the company’s financial performance, strategic direction, and corporate developments. This policy reflects our commitment to fostering trust and engagement through open dialogue while complying with regulatory requirements and best practices in investor relations. Explore this section to learn more about how we maintain a proactive and responsive approach to investor communications.
Silent Periods
In the interest of ensuring fair disclosure and preventing the unintentional release of sensitive financial information, Argeo observes a 30-day silent period (often also referred to as “red” or “closed” periods) prior to the public release of its financial reports, whether being interim or annual reporting. During this period, is prohibited for any primary insider to perform transactions for its own or a third party’s account that directly or indirectly relate to shares or debt instruments issued by Argeo, or derivatives or other financial instruments linked to them, regardless of whether the primary insider actually is privy to inside information or not.