Oatly announces annual shareholder meeting notice

Reuters04-10 19:31
Oatly announces annual shareholder meeting notice
  • Oatly scheduled annual general meeting in Malmö on May 20, 2026.
  • Shareholders set to vote on adoption of 2025 financial statements, profit allocation with proposal for no dividend, discharge of board members and CEO.
  • Meeting to decide board size, elect directors and chair, set board remuneration, re-elect Ernst & Young as auditor, set auditor fees.
  • Agenda includes proposed new long-term incentive program for executives for 2026-2028, including issuance and transfer of up to 67,263,960 warrants.
  • Shareholders also to vote on board equity program for 2026-2028, including issuance of up to 7,101,000 warrants, plus proposed amendment to articles of association updating reference to China Resources holder.


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