The collective voice

Letters to companies

From time to time our members' views on a company are collated and put to the company in writing.

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One owner is easy to ignore. Many verified investors are not. A letter is simply what members said about a company, collated faithfully and put to it in writing. Nobody signs it and nobody campaigns.

How a letter works.

A letter begins on a company's board, pegged to a real corporate event: results, a trading update, a major announcement. We say plainly that we will write to the company, and members share their views in their own words by a stated date. The letter reports what members actually said, organised by theme, including where members disagree with each other. Quotations are never attributed. No member signs, joins or authorises a letter; the platform collates and reports.

The letter stays on the board, and so does the company's response, published in full. If, after eight weeks, no response has arrived, the board records that plainly too.

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More reading: our Founding Statement and why we verify every member.