ABB shareholders back higher dividend and re-elect full board at 2026 AGM

An update from ABB Ltd ( (CH:ABBN) ) is now available.

ABB shareholders approved all proposals put forward by the Board at the 2026 annual general meeting in Zurich, with 85.82 percent of voting share capital represented and full backing for the 2025 management and financial reports. Investors endorsed an increased dividend of CHF 0.94 per share, granted discharge to the board and management for 2025, and supported the compensation framework for directors and executives, signaling confidence in ABB’s governance and financial direction.

The meeting confirmed Peter Voser as chairman and re-elected all current board members, while shareholders also backed, in advisory votes, the 2025 Compensation Report and Sustainability Statement, underlining support for ABB’s pay and ESG policies. The broad approval reinforces continuity in ABB’s leadership and strategic priorities as the company heads into its 2026–2027 governance cycle and prepares to report first-quarter 2026 results in April, with investors watching execution on its growth and efficiency ambitions.

The most recent analyst rating on (CH:ABBN) stock is a Hold with a CHF62.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on ABB Ltd stock, see the CH:ABBN Stock Forecast page.

More about ABB Ltd

ABB Ltd is a global technology group focused on electrification and automation, supplying products and digital solutions that help industrial customers improve efficiency, productivity and sustainability. With around 110,000 employees and more than 140 years of history, ABB is listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange and Nasdaq Stockholm and positions its portfolio under the ‘Engineered to Outrun’ performance and sustainability branding.

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