Some skeptical DowDuPont shareholders want to limit executive pay and seize tighter control of the company, even as it prepares to split into three independent firms.
They argue in a shareholder voters guide that too close of a relationship exists between DowDuPont's board of directors and company executives.
A slew of related shareholder proposals, which come with unanimous opposition from the board of directors, will be voted on at an April 25 shareholder meeting in Chicago.
It could become the only shareholder meeting for the short-lived company, which formed from the merger of Dow Chemicals and DuPont in August. It announced in February that a spinoff of its agricultural division could happen as early as April of next year.
delawareonline 4/18/18 Damian Giletto/The News Journal
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