Free quorum calculator for UK block AGMs and general meetings. Enter the number of flats and how many are represented to see if you meet a 50% or 75% quorum threshold.
Check your articles of association — many RMCs require over 50% of voting rights for an AGM quorum.
Quorum is met
7 of 12 units represented (58.3%). You need at least 6 for a 50% quorum.
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Starting an AGM without quorum wastes everyone's time — and decisions made without it may not stand. This calculator checks whether you have enough leaseholders present or represented against the threshold in your articles (usually 50% of voting rights).
Count each flat or unit that is present in person or represented by proxy. Check your articles of association for the exact threshold — 50% is common for private company AGMs, but some leases and articles require higher.
Usually a majority (over 50%) of members entitled to vote, but check your articles of association. Some require 75% for certain decisions.
Yes — leaseholders represented by a valid proxy typically count as present for quorum purposes.