Annual Meetings Auditorium 12-A 2026: the room where a listed corporation with 80,000 retail shareholders closes the annual meeting and the kit with the annual report and voting booklet is already on every seat
Annual Meetings Auditorium 12-A 2026 is the principal plenary of a corporate convention centre on the Reforma–Insurgentes corridor, with 1,200 theatre seats, an elevated stage for the board table with the chair, the CEO, the corporate secretary and the notary public, a 9-metre LED wall for the agenda projection and the audited financial statements, a 30-microphone table system for the retail-shareholder question panel, an electronic-voting booth with 12 terminals for vote counting, an adjoining press room with 80 positions for reporters from Expansión, El Financiero, El Economista, Milenio and the regional newspaper network, a registration foyer with twenty simultaneous accreditation lanes, a majority-shareholder lounge for 100 people, a notary room for the minutes protocol, and capacity for ordinary and extraordinary meetings running six to ten hours with BMV broadcast. This is where IPC-listed corporations hold their annual meetings attended by thousands of retail shareholders, where extraordinary meetings handle capital increases, reverse splits, spin-offs and mergers, where board sessions approve dividends and annual reports, where Securities Market Law and Single Emitter Circular-compliant share-repurchase programmes run, where convertible-bond issuances and debt-for-equity swaps occur, and where USMCA compliance applies when international holders vote. What defines Annual Meetings Auditorium 12-A 2026 is not the LED wall — it is the transparency: the merch is delivered at meeting start with all CNBV-required documents, signed off by each shareholder and traceable through packaging.