
In June, Laulima shared a preliminary analysis of the 2024 Say on Pay (SOP) votes within the TSX60, noting an upward trend in shareholder support for executive compensation. This fall update further confirms that trend, now backed by complete vote data.


Companies that garner less than 80% support often face criticism for issues such as a disconnect between executive pay and company performance, the use of large one-time awards, and/or the lack of transparent disclosure.
The following problematic pay practices and disclosure are highlighted below:

Say-on-pay votes can vary on a year-over-year basis due to executive compensation adjustments, shifting company performance, and shareholder engagement. Significant changes often result from actions taken to address prior concerns or a disconnect between pay and performance.

Responses to Shareholder Feedback
Shareholder confidence in executive pay within the TSX60 remains strong, driven by factors such as increased shareholder outreach, a continued shift towards performance-based long-term incentives, and the growing use of ESG/DEI metrics in executive incentives.
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