Shareholder activism involves using our rights as shareholders to push big companies to do better on issues including climate action, nature protection and social justice.
Even a small handful of shareholders coming together by joining a campaign can push a big company to start listening and acting.
If 100 shareholders come together, this unlocks the right for SIX to lodge a resolution (a formal item for discussing and voting) at the company’s Annual General Meeting (AGM). That’s a powerful way of putting the issue in the spotlight, in front of other shareholders and the media, as we push the company for change.