Intel Corp/Annual meeting May 13/Closed
Stockholder proposal on the human rights due diligence process
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 Nicholas Collins asks the board to oversee an independent review and publish a report evaluating how well Intel's human rights due diligence works in conflict-affected and high-risk areas. The report would cover gaps between policy and implementation, how findings feed into supplier selection and contracts, and board-level oversight. The board recommends a vote against.
- 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
Status
- Filed on EDGARMar 23
- Records closeMay 10, 2026, 00:00 UTC
- Settled on chainafter the cutoff
- MeetingMay 13
Other items at this meeting
- 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
- 6Stockholder proposal requesting a report on risk of China exposure
- 8Stockholder proposal on an enduring policy separating the chair and CEO roles