Shareholders have sunk Woodside Energy’s climate action plan, sending the gas giant’s board to a period of strategic reflection that chairman Richard Goyder said would take into account the mood of investors.
The plan was defeated by 58.4 per cent of proxies cast against the transition strategy at Wednesday’s annual meeting in Perth, an overwhelming rebuff that will force Woodside to review its strategy to make it acceptable to its owners.
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Ben Potter was a senior writer at The Australian Financial Review.