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Stellantis: Carlos Tavares's remuneration tested by the shareholder vote on Tuesday

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The CEO of the fourth global automotive group could receive EUR 36.5 million, but the vote this Tuesday at the annual General Assembly on this highly controversial subject will be purely advisory.

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Le Figaro

Stellantis: Carlos Tavares's remuneration tested by the shareholder vote on Tuesday

The CEO of the fourth global automotive group could receive EUR 36.5 million, but the vote this Tuesday at the annual General Assembly on this highly controversial subject will be purely advisory.

19 days ago·Paris, France

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Le Parisien

Stellantis: Shareholders approve Carlos Tavares' compensation at 70% of votes.

The vote, purely consultative, was scrutinized. In 2022, Carlos Tavares attracted the wrath of Emmanuel Macron, who deemed "shocking and excessive" the amount of his compensation. It could reach 36.5 million euros for the year 2023.

18 days ago·Paris, France

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Le Monde

Carlos Tavares assumes his controversial salary at Stellantis, validated by its shareholders: "If you think this is unacceptable, make a law."

The shareholders of the automobile manufacturer Stellantis approved with 70.2% of the vote the remuneration of the Group’s CEO, which could reach EUR 36.5 million for 2023.

18 days ago·Paris, France

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Sud Ouest

Carlos Tavares receives a package of 36.5 million euros from shareholders of Stellantis on Tuesday.

The shareholders of Stellantis, in the general meeting, will give their opinion on the remuneration of Carlos Tavares, which once again raises controversy over its amount, while the group

19 days ago·France

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Liberation

Stellantis DG Carlos Tavares calls for legislation to make less money (approximately)

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19 days ago·Paris, France

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France Info

Resigned in anger: employees face pay of Carlos Tavares, 100,000 euros per day, validated by shareholders of Stellantis

On Tuesday, April 16, 2024, with 70.2% of the votes, the shareholders of the car manufacturer Stellantis approved the remuneration of the group's CEO. This remuneration could reach 36.5 million euros for the year 2023. A purely advisory vote that makes the group's employees oscillate between anger and, for some, resignation. Reactions to the Sochaux factory in Doubs.

18 days ago·Strasbourg, France

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Stellantis: Carlos Tavares's remuneration tested by the shareholder vote on Tuesday

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Stellantis: Carlos Tavares's remuneration tested by the shareholder vote on Tuesday

Stellantis: Carlos Tavares's remuneration tested by the shareholder vote on Tuesday

Stellantis: Shareholders approve Carlos Tavares' compensation at 70% of votes.

Stellantis: Shareholders approve Carlos Tavares' compensation at 70% of votes.

Carlos Tavares assumes his controversial salary at Stellantis, validated by its shareholders: "If you think this is unacceptable, make a law."

Carlos Tavares assumes his controversial salary at Stellantis, validated by its shareholders: "If you think this is unacceptable, make a law."

Carlos Tavares receives a package of 36.5 million euros from shareholders of Stellantis on Tuesday.

Carlos Tavares receives a package of 36.5 million euros from shareholders of Stellantis on Tuesday.

Stellantis DG Carlos Tavares calls for legislation to make less money (approximately)

Stellantis DG Carlos Tavares calls for legislation to make less money (approximately)

Resigned in anger: employees face pay of Carlos Tavares, 100,000 euros per day, validated by shareholders of Stellantis

Resigned in anger: employees face pay of Carlos Tavares, 100,000 euros per day, validated by shareholders of Stellantis

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