The Shareholders Association says it will not be facilitating any public meetings for Fisher & Paykel Appliances investors.
Some shareholders had earlier been calling for a meeting they said would provide an opportunity to voice their concerns about Haier's full takeover bid with each other and representatives of the NewZealand whiteware maker.
Control of the New Zealand manufacturer will now pass to Haier when the offer goes unconditional, but it remains to be seen whether the Chinese company will pull off the 100 per cent takeover it is hoping for.
Hawkins said that while 75 per cent of the shareholders who contacted the association were in favour of having a forum to exchange views the total number calling for a meeting fell well short of what was required to justify the cost.
At the start of this month John Sexton, who held 50,000 F&P Appliances shares, told the Herald he wanted a meeting and had gathered the support of a small group of investors who also wanted one.