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| | | ... focus companies include Adbri, AGL, BHP, Bluescope Steel, Boral, Incitec Pivot, Orica, Origin Energy, Qantas, Rio Tinto, Santos, South32, Woodside and Woolworths. Will van de Pol, Market Forces CEO said: "It's very concerning that the world's biggest ... |
| | | | While the country's top 30 super funds have lower stakes in Woodside and Santos, they continue to engage with the resource companies while prioritising returns for members. Compared with two years prior, the two energy giants have a larger share ... |
| | | | ... focus companies include Adbri, AGL, BHP, Bluescope Steel, Boral, Incitec Pivot, Orica, Origin Energy, Qantas, Rio Tinto, Santos, South32, Woodside and Woolworths. "J.P. Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM) is not renewing its membership in Climate Action ... |
| | | | ... companies," Verwey said. "We are currently running two campaigns on the platform - one on the forthcoming vote on the chairs of Santos and Woodside, and the other towards Woolworths and Coles to get them to stop sourcing their salmon from Macquarie Harbour ... |
| | | | ... market and societal interests at large, O'Brien said. ACCR is currently in the midst of a greenwashing lawsuit against Santos. FS Sustainability understands this suit would not have been able to be filed if the proposed phase-in approach was implemented. ... |
| | | | ... (CA100+), a global independent investment network, as misaligned in its direct and indirect lobbying, alongside Woodside and Santos. The investors engaging with Boral through Climate Action 100+ have taken the step of publicly calling on Boral to keep ... |
| | | | ... shareholder focus here in Australia as much as in the USA." ACCR also homed in on disclosures at BHP, Origin, Rio Tinto, Santos and Woodside - all companies with which ACCR regularly engages - against the Global Standard for Responsible Climate Lobbying ... |
| | | | ... three largest votes against company transition plans to date have happened at ASX-listed companies Woodside (49% against), Santos (37% against) and AGL (30% against). "The companies and industries that are more likely to push back on mandatory transition ... |
| | | | ... Australia - Adbri, AGL Energy, BHP, Bluescope Steel, Boral, Incitec Pivot, Orica, Origin Energy, Qantas Airways, Rio Tinto, Santos, South32, Woodside Energy, and Woolworths. Climate Action 100+ recently shifted its strategy to step up engagement activities ... |
| | | | ... focus companies include Adbri, AGL, BHP, Bluescope Steel, Boral, Incitec Pivot, Orica, Origin Energy, Qantas, Rio Tinto, Santos, South32, Woodside and Woolworths. Earlier this year, Climate Action 100+ announced its plans for Phase 2, which runs from ... |
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