The correct answer is C. statutory meeting.
A statutory meeting is the first meeting of the company after incorporation. It is a mandatory meeting that must be held within 18 months of the company’s incorporation. The purpose of the statutory meeting is to allow the company’s directors to report to the shareholders on the company’s affairs and to answer any questions that the shareholders may have.
An AGM is an annual general meeting. It is a meeting that must be held by all companies at least once a year. The purpose of the AGM is to allow the shareholders to vote on the company’s resolutions and to elect the company’s directors.
An extraordinary meeting is a meeting that is called by the directors or the shareholders of the company. It is called when there is an urgent matter that needs to be
discussed or voted on by the shareholders.A class meeting is a meeting of a particular class of shareholders. It is called when there is a matter that affects only that class of shareholders. For example, a class meeting of preference shareholders may be called to vote on a proposed change to the company’s preference share terms.