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Shareholders agree on remuneration of CEO Unilever

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Unilever shareholders have agreed to a new remuneration policy that allows CEO Hein Schumacher to earn a maximum of 17.6 million euros. Last year, shareholders opposed what they considered to be an ill-founded remuneration proposal for the Dutchman.

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Shareholders agree on remuneration of CEO Unilever

Unilever shareholders have agreed to a new remuneration policy that allows CEO Hein Schumacher to earn a maximum of 17.6 million euros. Last year, shareholders opposed what they considered to be an ill-founded remuneration proposal for the Dutchman.

10 months ago·Apeldoorn, Netherlands

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rd.nl broke the news in Apeldoorn, Netherlands 10 months ago on Wednesday, May 1, 2024.

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