The proposals range from sketching out a plan to boost valuations and selling down cross shareholdings to requiring management to meet investors when requested. More than 2,100 companies, or about 98% of listed firms whose financial year ends in March, are due to hold their AGMs during the coming two weeks, according to the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The peak is on June 27, when 650 firms hold their meeting, mostly physically, though some have an online or hybrid format.