Intel Corp/Annual meeting May 13/Closed
Stockholder proposal requesting a report on risk of China exposure
Shareholder proposalProposed by the shareholderBoard says against
- Record date
- Mar 16
- Closed
- May 10
- Counted here
- 0
- 0.000% of 18,091 circulating
The matter
A proposal from The Heritage Foundation, submitted through Bowyer Research, asks the board to prepare a report at reasonable expense and excluding proprietary information that discloses Intel's business dealings in China and assesses the related risks. The proponent cites tariffs, sanctions and forced labor enforcement as sources of exposure. The board recommends a vote against, saying its existing risk oversight processes already cover the topic.
- Standard at the meeting
- Majority of the shares present or represented at the annual meeting and entitled to vote on the proposal
- An abstention
- counts as a vote against
- A broker non-vote
- has no effect
- Routine for brokers
- not stated
Read from that filing/where the two differ, the filing governs/the board recommendation is context and changes no record
The count
liveNo weight recorded yet
Intent, not a shareholder vote/weights are re-read at the cutoff, and can only fall
- Filed on EDGARMar 23
- Records closeMay 10, 2026, 00:00 UTC
- Settled on chainafter the cutoff
- MeetingMay 13
- 1Election of 11 directors
- 2Ratification of Ernst & Young LLP as independent registered public accounting firm
- 3Advisory vote on executive compensation
- 4Amendment and restatement of the 2006 Equity Incentive Plan
- 5Amendment and restatement of the 2006 Employee Stock Purchase Plan
- 7Stockholder proposal on the human rights due diligence process
- 8Stockholder proposal on an enduring policy separating the chair and CEO roles