Campari shareholders approve voting plan

(ANSA) - Milan, January 28 - Just over three-quarters of Campari shareholders voted Wednesday in support of a controversial new shareholders' loyalty plan that gives some investors additional shares.
    At an extraordinary meeting with 76% of shareholders taking part, a plan to give certain long-standing investors extra shares was approved.
    The number of shareholders taking part in the vote "went well beyond quorum," said Campari Chairman Luca Garavoglia.
    His family owns Alicros, an investment firm that controls Campari.
    Small investors and investment funds have criticized the decision.