RB Global (RBA) AGM 2026 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2026 summary
30 Apr, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Meeting opened virtually with instructions for voting and technical contingencies.
CEO Jim Kessler presided as chair, with board and executive team members introduced.
Motions were streamlined for efficiency, with electronic Q&A available for shareholders.
Board and executive committee updates
Board and executive team members were introduced, including the Chair, CFO, CLO, CPO, and Corporate Secretary.
Amanda Castellano from Broadridge Financial Solutions acted as scrutineer.
Overview of voting outcomes
Quorum established with 88% of eligible shares represented.
Ernst & Young reappointed as auditors with a large majority.
Board size set at 10 directors, motion carried by a significant margin.
All 10 board nominees elected with overwhelming support.
Advisory say-on-pay vote on executive compensation passed with strong majority.
Board empowered to determine director numbers within set limits, motion carried.
Shareholder proposal for hybrid meetings defeated, with 108 million votes against and 58 million for.
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