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. 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.