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An annual report is issued by a company to its --------------.

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✅ Correct Option: 1

An annual report is a comprehensive document prepared by a company at the end of each financial year, containing detailed information about its financial performance, position, and future prospects.

The primary recipients of an annual report are the shareholders of the company. As owners of the company, shareholders have a fundamental right to receive information about how their investment is performing and how the business is being managed.

Under the Companies Act, companies are legally obligated to send the annual report to all registered shareholders before the Annual General Meeting (AGM). The report includes financial statements, director's report, auditor's report, and other statutory disclosures that help shareholders make informed decisions about their investment.

While auditors examine the accounts and append their report to it, directors prepare and approve the report, and management compiles it, none of these parties are the intended recipients. They are involved in the preparation and verification process, not the receiving end.

The annual report serves as a primary communication tool between the company and its shareholders, enabling transparency and accountability in corporate governance.

Correct Option: 1 (Shareholders)

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