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Orion S.A. · Jun 29, 4:30 PM ET

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Orion S.A. Reports 2026 Annual General Meeting Vote Results

What Happened Orion S.A. (OEC) held its Annual General Meeting on June 25, 2026 and filed an 8-K on June 29, 2026 reporting that shareholders approved all matters presented in the proxy (filed April 24, 2026). Eight director nominees were elected (Kerry Galvin; Jaqueline Hoogerbrugge; Paul Huck; Mary Lindsey; Didier Miraton; Yi Hyon Paik; Corning Painter; Dan Smith). Shareholders also approved the Company’s 2025 annual and consolidated financial statements, the allocation of results including interim dividends, and the appointment/ratification of Ernst & Young as auditor.

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  • Directors elected: Kerry Galvin, Jaqueline Hoogerbrugge, Paul Huck, Mary Lindsey, Didier Miraton, Yi Hyon Paik, Corning Painter and Dan Smith — each received majority shareholder support (For votes generally ~41.6M–42.15M; Broker Non-Votes: 6,206,676 on many proposals).
  • 2025 accounts approved: Annual accounts — For 47,960,809; Against 482,253; Abstentions 581,943. Consolidated financial statements — For 47,955,895; Against 482,474; Abstentions 586,634.
  • Dividends and allocation: Approval of allocation of 2025 results and interim dividends totaling EUR 4,031,774 — For 48,514,659; Against 489,588; Abstentions 20,757.
  • Auditor appointments: Ernst & Young, Luxembourg appointed as statutory auditor — For 48,530,014; Against 484,919; Abstentions 10,070. Ratification of Ernst & Young LLP for U.S./non‑Luxembourg matters — For 48,527,686; Against 487,204; Abstentions 10,112.

Why It Matters These votes finalize Orion’s governance and 2025 financial approvals: the board slate is confirmed for the coming year, the 2025 financial statements were accepted by shareholders, and auditors were reappointed—actions that support continuity in financial reporting and oversight. Approval of the EUR 4.03M in interim dividends is a direct cash-return item for shareholders. The company’s non‑binding say‑on‑pay advisory was passed (For 41,016,614; Against 1,769,809) and shareholders selected a one‑year frequency for future advisory votes, indicating ongoing annual shareholder review of executive compensation.

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