Woodside Energy Group Ltd's shareholders on Friday supported its management pay report and re-election of directors despite a push by activist groups and some smaller investors upset over its climate report to reject the plans.
The management pay report was approved by more that 79% of the shareholders while about 21% voted against it, according to provisional results released during its annual general meeting.
Three of the directors on Woodside's sustainability committee - former Australian resources minister Ian Macfarlane, former Shell Singapore chairperson Swee Chen Goh, and former ConocoPhillips senior executive Larry Archibald were re-elected.
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