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Glencore PLC

02 June 2020

Glencore plc

Baar, Switzerland

2 June 2020

Results of the 2020 AGM

Glencore announces the results of the poll of the resolutions of the Annual General Meeting held today, 2 June 2020. Resolutions 16, 17 and 18 were proposed as special resolutions and all other resolutions were proposed as ordinary resolutions. All resolutions were carried.

 
          RESOLUTIONS                VOTES          %        VOTES       %         VOTES         % of       VOTES 
                                       FOR                  AGAINST                 TOTAL         ISC      WITHHELD 
                                                                                                 VOTED 
                                                                                                   * 
 1. To receive 
  the Company's 
  Accounts and the 
  reports of the 
  Directors and 
  auditors for the 
  year ended 31 
  December 2019                  9,869,181,257    97.84   217,922,370   2.16   10,087,103,627   75.70%   4,069,697 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 2. To re-elect 
  Anthony Hayward 
  (Chairman) as 
  a Director                     9,606,993,043    96.04   396,381,740   3.96   10,003,374,783   75.08%   87,798,142 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 3. To re-elect 
  Ivan Glasenberg 
  (Chief Executive 
  Officer) as a 
  Director                       9,837,267,834    98.39   160,774,935   1.61   9,998,042,769    75.04%   93,127,206 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 4. To re-elect 
  Peter Coates (Non-Executive 
  Director) as a 
  Director                       9,627,853,169    96.31   368,519,476   3.69   9,996,372,645    75.02%   94,800,680 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 5. To re-elect 
  Leonhard Fischer 
  (Independent Non-Executive 
  Director) as a 
  Director                       9,477,047,346    93.93   612,005,688   6.07   10,089,053,034   75.72%   2,120,289 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 6. To re-elect 
  Martin Gilbert 
  (Independent Non-Executive 
  Director) as a 
  Director                       9,529,466,324    94.47   558,075,897   5.53   10,087,542,221   75.71%   3,631,104 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 7. To re-elect 
  John Mack (Independent 
  Non-Executive 
  Director) as a 
  Director                       9,476,631,597    93.92   613,927,455   6.08   10,090,559,052   75.73%   614,272 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 8. To re-elect 
  Gill Marcus (Independent 
  Non-Executive 
  Director) as a 
  Director                       10,011,505,347   99.22   79,058,979    0.78   10,090,564,326   75.73%   608,999 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 9. To re-elect 
  Patrice Merrin 
  (Independent Non-Executive 
  Director) as a 
  Director                       9,686,719,220    96.00   403,274,113   4.00   10,089,993,333   75.73%   1,179,991 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 10. To elect Kalidas 
  Madhavpeddi (Independent 
  Non-Executive 
  Director) as a 
  Director                       9,571,712,988    94.86   518,864,335   5.14   10,090,577,323   75.73%   596,002 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 11. To approve 
  the Directors' 
  Remuneration Policy 
  as set out in 
  Part A of the 
  Directors' Remuneration 
  Report in the 
  2019 Annual Report             9,718,437,304    97.28   271,822,039   2.72   9,990,259,343    74.98%   100,913,371 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 12. To approve 
  the Directors' 
  Remuneration Report 
  (excluding the 
  Directors' Remuneration 
  Policy) as set 
  out in the 2019 
  Annual Report                  9,655,344,116    96.59   341,081,734   3.41   9,996,425,850    75.02%   94,747,475 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 13. To reappoint 
  Deloitte LLP as 
  the Company's 
  auditors to hold 
  office until the 
  conclusion of 
  the next general 
  meeting at which 
  accounts are laid              9,975,942,460    99.80   20,346,345    0.20   9,996,288,805    75.02%   94,884,520 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 14. To authorise 
  the audit committee 
  to fix the remuneration 
  of the auditors                10,079,208,648   99.89   11,280,424    0.11   10,090,489,072   75.73%   684,253 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 15. To renew the 
  authority pursuant 
  to Article 10.2 
  of the Company's 
  Articles                       9,680,743,194    95.94   409,471,168   4.06   10,090,214,362   75.73%   958,963 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 16. To empower 
  the Directors 
  to allot equity 
  securities                     9,828,170,319    97.81   220,272,715   2.19   10,048,443,034   75.41%   831,954 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 17. To renew the 
  authority pursuant 
  to Article 10.3 
  of the Company's 
  Articles                       9,731,685,942    96.45   358,662,934   3.55   10,090,348,876   75.73%   824,449 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 18. To make market 
  purchases of the 
  Company's ordinary 
  shares                         9,877,319,115    97.91   210,329,726   2.09   10,087,648,841   75.71%   3,514,483 
                                ---------------  ------  ------------  -----  ---------------  -------  ------------ 
 

*Total voting rights of the shares in issue, excluding 1,261,887,525 shares held in treasury.

For further information please contact:

 
Company Secretarial 
Lionel Mateo             t: +41 41 709 2847   m: +41 79 152 0905   lionel.mateo@glencore.com 
Marie-Astrid Kerdranvat  t: +41 41 709 3830   m: +41 79 763 4089   marieastrid.kerdranvat@glencore.com 
John Burton              t: +41 41 709 2619   m: +41 79 944 5434   john.burton@glencore.com 
Investors 
Martin Fewings           t: +41 41 709 2880   m: +41 79 737 5642   martin.fewings@glencore.com 
Maartje Collignon        t: +41 41 709 3269   m: +41 79 197 4202   maartje.collignon@glencore.com 
Media 
Charles Watenphul        t: +41 41 709 24 62  m: +41 79 904 33 20  charles.watenphul@glencore.com 
 
 

www.glencore.com

Glencore LEI: 2138002658CPO9NBH955

Notes for Editors

Glencore is one of the world's largest global diversified natural resource companies and a major producer and marketer of more than 60 responsibly-sourced commodities that advance everyday life. The Group's operations comprise around 150 mining and metallurgical sites and oil production assets.

With a strong footprint in over 35 countries in both established and emerging regions for natural resources, Glencore's industrial activities are supported by a global network of more than 30 marketing offices.

Glencore's customers are industrial consumers, such as those in the automotive, steel, power generation, battery manufacturing and oil sectors. We also provide financing, logistics and other services to producers and consumers of commodities. Glencore's companies employ around 160,000 people, including contractors.

Glencore is proud to be a member of the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights and the International Council on Mining and Metals. We are an active participant in the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative.

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