After a record loss of BP to the shareholders from the proposed salary increase of 20 percent for CEO Bob Dudley defend. At the AGM voted more than 59 percent of shareholders against plans Dudley to pay $ 20 million for, 2015. That is not appropriate in view of declining profits and job cuts, justified the rejection critics.
The vote is not binding, but is in sharp contrast to the approval rates up to 90 percent of previous years. “This is an important result,” said a representative of the Church of England, holds the shares in BP.supervisory board boss wants to talk
Supervisory Board Chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg spoke of a “very strong” reaction of shareholders and signaled readiness to talk. It will be made up with large shareholders and considering the topic. Addressing the participants of the general meeting he said: “Let me be clear: We hear you.”
The British company is suffering from the crisis in the industry due to falling oil prices. Last year, he amassed a minus of 6.5 billion in the biggest loss in its history. In the course of the management emphasized more than 5000 points. Even in 2010, when the Group posted first loads from the devastating oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, the net result was not so bad.
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