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- Elliott Investment Management L.P. Has filed a lawsuit in the Delaware Court of Chancery against Phillips 66, seeking that four board seats be up for election at the 2025 Annual Meeting of Shareholders.
- Elliott claims that Phillips 66 has not disclosed the number of seats for election and has shown a pattern of poor corporate governance by not adhering to prior commitments.
- Phillips 66's alteration of director classes violates its governing documents, as Elliott argues there are only two available seats for election in 2025, which contradicts corporate governance rules.
- Elliott has presented a slate of seven director candidates to improve corporate governance and holds a 5.7% economic interest in Phillips 66.
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Elliott Takes Legal Action to Protect the Rights of Phillips 66 Stockholders
Seeks an Order Requiring That Four Board Seats Be Up for Election at Phillips' 2025 Annual Meeting
Phillips 66 to propose new board members amid Elliott battle, WSJ reports – Oil & Gas 360
(BOE Report) – Phillips 66 is expected to nominate two new directors to its board as the proxy fight with activist Elliott Investment Management intensifies, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday citing people familiar with the matter. NEW MEXICO, USA – JULY 22, 2017: Phillips 66 gas station sign and logo. The Phillips 66 Company is an American multinational energy company. The refiner is set to disclose four nominees, including the two n
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