A GM does not trigger a blackout period whereas a AGM does.4.4....

A GM does not trigger a blackout period whereas a AGM does.

4.4. Generally acceptable trading windows
The risk of insider trading in an entity’s securities is generally lower during periods immediately following the releaseof up-to-date financial information about the entity, such as occurs:
• on the release of half- and full-year results;
• for “commitments test” entities, mining exploration entities and oil and gas exploration entities that filequarterly consolidated cash flow statements under Listing Rules 4.7B or 5.5, on the release of thosequarterly statements;
• at an annual general meeting, where typically security holders are provided with a trading update andinformation about material post-balance date events;29 and
• when a prospectus, product disclosure statement or cleansing notice is issued in connection with an offerof securities.30
Entities that use trading windows in preference to black-out periods will therefore typically choose as their permittedtrading windows:
• short windows (usually around 4 weeks) commencing in each case a reasonable period31 after:
• the release of their half- and full-year results;
• for “commitments test” entities, mining exploration entities and oil and gas exploration entities thatfile quarterly consolidated cash flow statements under Listing Rules 4.7B or 5.5, the release of thosequarterly statements; and
• their annual general meeting; and
• the duration of the offer period for an offer of securities made pursuant to a prospectus, product disclosurestatement or cleansing notice.