Our Scans · (FS.3.03) Shareholders · Weekly Summary

• [New] If Tesla meets its targets, the pay package could justify its unprecedented scale, rewarding shareholders with exponential growth in AI and robotics markets. Ainvest
• [New] Nasdaq will require shareholder approval before firms can issue new shares to buy crypto, a move that sent equities and tokens sharply lower. Crypto Briefing
• [New] Offshore shareholders of multinational forestry companies would expect a payout for any new laws compelling them to prevent further deaths of New Zealand forestry workers. Greenpeace Aotearoa
• [New] Tesla is becoming a robotaxi and humanoid robot company, and that change will be far more valuable to shareholders than any amount of vehicle volume achieved in the short term. Tesla Motors Club
• [New] T-Mobile shared plans to drive long-term value creation well into the future at its recent Capital Markets Day, with continued industry-leading growth in profitability leading to cash flows supporting an approximately $80 billion capacity for investments and stockholder returns through 2027. T-Mobile Newsroom
• Strategic initiatives such as the ongoing 'Fuel for Growth' programme (targeting a 19% cost base by 2027) and Essential Home division separation should yield margin improvement, asset optimization, and scope for further shareholder returns. HelloSafe
• Japan has experienced an increase in management buyouts and company takeovers, fuelled by hopes of improved shareholder returns from corporate governance reforms and an economic rebound after prolonged deflation. Just Auto

Last updated: 09 September 2025