Collaboration details
We are inviting investors to sign a letter to all FTSE 100 companies (excluding investment trusts) calling for climate risk and resilience strategies to be disclosed and put to a shareholder vote at their 2026 AGM or a future meeting.

This is the fifth year that investors have written to UK-listed companies on this issue. Last year, investors with £1.6 trillion in assets under management supported the call. So far, around one fifth of the FTSE 100 have provided shareholders with such a vote, this initiative aims to build on that momentum and encourage many more to follow.

A dedicated vote not only builds trust and accountability but also ensures that the entire share register, including minority shareholders, has a say on companies’ climate resilience. 

Recent guidance from the Transition Plan Taskforce, now under the ISSB, recommends that companies update and disclose their transition strategies on a three-year cycle. A shareholder vote provides a credible and effective way to demonstrate board commitment and support the delivery of these plans.

 Next steps
If you would like to add your support to this initiative, please contact Tessa.younger@ccla.co.uk AND Conor.Constable@pirc.co.uk, or send a message via this collaboration.