Phillips 66 DEF 14A proxy statements

Phillips 66 outlines strategic priorities, executive compensation, and board refreshment in its 2026 Proxy Statement.

Phillips 66 urges shareholders to vote for its nominees and defends its current strategy against Elliott Management's proposal to break up the company.

Phillips 66 encourages shareholders to vote for its director nominees at the 2025 Annual Meeting and highlights its commitment to long-term value.

Phillips 66 has posted materials related to its 2025 Annual Meeting of Shareholders on LinkedIn, urging shareholders to review the definitive proxy statement filed with the SEC.

Phillips 66 publicly disagreed with recommendations from ISS and Glass Lewis regarding director nominees, highlighting concerns about their analysis of Elliott Management's proposals and director independence.

Phillips 66 urges shareholders to vote in favor of its director nominees, emphasizing its strong shareholder returns and disciplined long-term approach in the face of potential disruption from activist investors.

Phillips 66 urges shareholders to vote for its nominees and defends its current strategy against Elliott Management's proposals to break up the company.

A Phillips 66 board member shares insights on their onboarding experience and the company's integrated business model.

Phillips 66 emphasizes its commitment to balancing spending and distributions, defends its strategy, and urges shareholders to vote for its director nominees using the WHITE proxy card.

Phillips 66 is urging shareholders to vote using the WHITE proxy card for their director nominees at the upcoming Annual Meeting on May 21, 2025, amidst a challenge from Elliott Management.

Phillips 66 defends its board and strategy against Elliott Management's proposals, urging shareholders to vote for the company's nominees at the upcoming annual meeting.

Phillips 66 defends its integrated business model and capital allocation strategy in response to criticisms from Elliott Investment Management, highlighting shareholder returns and cost reduction efforts.

Phillips 66 CEO Mark Lashier defends the company's diversified business model and strategic vision in a podcast interview, addressing the ongoing debate with Elliott Management.

Phillips 66 files an investor presentation highlighting its proven strategy and board strength, while warning against Elliott Management's proposals.

Phillips 66 reported an adjusted loss for the first quarter of 2025, while continuing its strategic shift through asset divestitures and acquisitions.

Phillips 66's independent directors are urging shareholders to critically assess Elliott Management's agenda, citing concerns over corporate governance, independence, and transparency in their campaign to break up the company.

Phillips 66 emphasizes its commitment to balancing spending and distributions, strategic execution, and long-term shareholder value creation in recently released materials.

Phillips 66 is urging shareholders to vote for its director nominees at the upcoming Annual Meeting on May 21, 2025, highlighting the board's experience and expressing concerns about Elliott Management's potential conflicts of interest.

Phillips 66 urges shareholders to vote for its nominees, highlighting its strong shareholder returns and rejecting Elliott Management's proposals as risky and short-sighted.

Phillips 66 is urging shareholders to vote for its director nominees using the WHITE proxy card, amidst a challenge from Elliott Management who have nominated their own slate of directors.

Phillips 66 urges shareholders to vote for its nominees, rejecting Elliott Management's proposals as risky and short-sighted, while highlighting its strong shareholder returns since July 2022.

Phillips 66 is urging shareholders to use the WHITE proxy card to vote for its director nominees and proposals at the upcoming annual meeting, while discarding any GOLD proxy cards received from Elliott Investment Management.

Phillips 66 refutes claims of independence by Gregory J. Goff, alleging affiliation with Elliott Management and a conflict of interest regarding a bid for competitor Citgo.

Phillips 66 urges shareholders to reject Elliott Management's proposals, arguing they are based on flawed assumptions and would harm long-term shareholder value.

Phillips 66 is urging shareholders to vote using the WHITE proxy card to support its director nominees and oppose Elliott Investment Management's proposals at the upcoming 2025 Annual Meeting.

Phillips 66 has filed a preliminary proxy statement for its 2025 Annual Meeting, encouraging shareholders to make informed decisions regarding their proxy vote.

Phillips 66 emphasizes its Board's dedication to long-term value creation in a communication posted on LinkedIn, preceding the 2025 Annual Meeting of Shareholders.

Elliott Investment Management, holding a 5.7% stake in Phillips 66, is pushing for significant changes to the company's board and corporate governance to unlock what it sees as substantial unrealized value.

Phillips 66 has filed a preliminary proxy statement for its 2025 Annual Meeting of Shareholders, urging shareholders to read the definitive proxy statement and accompanying materials when available.

Independent Director Bob Pease defends the Phillips 66 Board's performance and commitment to shareholder value against Elliott Management's campaign for change.