Westpac also avoided a second strike against its remuneration report that could have forced a spill of its board, with more than 75 per cent of shareholders voting in favour. Last year, more than 30 per cent of votes were cast against the adoption of its remuneration report.
Why don’t they actually mention the number of individual holders instead of percentages…it gives the perception to the general public that over 600,000 holders were in favour on the remuneration resolution.
This sound like deceptive BS!
Westpac also avoided a second strike against its remuneration...
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