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 New Zealand whiteware maker.
Association chairman John Hawkins said yesterday's announcement of an improved offer, a positive recommendation on the offer from F&P Appliances' board and the acceptance of three more major shareholders meant the takeover was now bound to succeed.
Haier is now offering $1.28 per share for all the shares in the Kiwi firm it does not already own, up from an initial offer of $1.20 per share.
Institutions ACC, AMP and Harbour Asset Management have accepted the new offer, taking Haier over the 50 per cent minimum acceptance threshold.