Agnico Eagle welcomes eleven new directors after landslide shareholder approval

Near-unanimous votes cement a fresh era for Agnico Eagle. Discover which directors earned record-breaking support—and what it means for the company's future.

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2026 May 2 . 2:01 PM

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Agnico Eagle welcomes eleven new directors after landslide shareholder approval

Agnico Eagle has elected eleven new directors to its board. The appointments followed a vote at the company’s annual and special meeting of shareholders on May 1, 2026. All candidates secured overwhelming support from investors. Shareholders cast their votes for each director individually. Elizabeth Lewis-Gray received the highest approval, with 99.89% of votes in favour and just 0.11% withheld. Jonathan Gill followed closely, earning 99.83% support and 0.17% withheld.

Leona Aglukkaq also saw strong backing, with 98.95% of votes for and 1.05% against. Martine A. Celej and Jeffrey Parr received 97.49% and 97.70% approval, respectively, while Deborah McCombe secured 98.30% support.

Ammar Al-Joundi gained 98.19% of votes in favour, with 1.81% withheld. Peter Grosskopf and Sean Boyd received slightly less support, at 95.54% and 94.02% respectively. The results confirm broad shareholder confidence in the new board. All eleven directors will now take up their roles at Agnico Eagle. Their terms begin immediately after the meeting’s conclusion.