UGL shareholders award 'first strike' over sign-on bonus

By Jenny Wiggins
Updated October 31 2014 - 2:13am, first published October 30 2014 - 6:13pm
Richard Leupen at a UGL analyst presentation. Photo: Michel O'Sullivan
Richard Leupen at a UGL analyst presentation. Photo: Michel O'Sullivan
Richard Leupen at a UGL analyst presentation. Photo: Michel O'Sullivan
Richard Leupen at a UGL analyst presentation. Photo: Michel O'Sullivan
Richard Leupen at a UGL analyst presentation. Photo: Michel O'Sullivan
Richard Leupen at a UGL analyst presentation. Photo: Michel O'Sullivan
Richard Leupen at a UGL analyst presentation. Photo: Michel O'Sullivan
Richard Leupen at a UGL analyst presentation. Photo: Michel O'Sullivan

UGL has received a first strike against its remuneration report as investors protested a $3 million sign-on bonus to the new head of its DTZ property arm and succession incentives to outgoing chief executive Richard Leupen.

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