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BP Chief Executive Murray Auchincloss’s Pay Fell 30 per cent to £ 5.36mn last year after the struggling oil major Failed to hit profit, operation and safety targets.
Samtang ang suweldo sa base sa Auchincloss nagtaas sa £ 1.45mn, gikan sa £ 1.02mmmn kaniadtong 2023, kung ang BP nakakuha lang sa labing ikalimang bahin sa labing ikalimang bahin sa labing ikalimang bahin sa labing ikalimang bahin sa labing ikalimang bahin sa labing ikalimang bahin sa labing ikalimang bahin sa labing ikalimang bahin sa labing ikalimang bahin sa labing ikalimang numero sa mga bahin sa bahin sa Huwebe.
In the last month, BP is torning with a five-year strategy to be a leading Green Energy Company and Auchincloss promised the company instead of focusing on oil and gas, and selling $ 20bn of assets in the next two years.
The BP, which has made cuts on spending the renewed energy of 70 percent while reset to the Green Average calculations for this year.
Auchincloss’s 2024 payket is likely to be smaller than the Shell Boss Wael Sawan, who has received under £ 8mn payments in its 2024 annual report.
Meanwhile, the Chaird of the BP Helge Lund, also criticized for managing the company failed, saw his salary increase in £ 845,000, even if his general package remained unchanged at £ 882,000.
BP also said that it was appointed Ian Tyler, formerly the Balfour Beatty, as a communeration committee’s chair, enhanced annual general meeting.