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Movida adopts indemnity policy for executives, directors and board members

Movida adopts indemnity policy for executives, directors and board members

ReutersReuters2026/08/27 22:16
  • Movida’s board met Aug. 18, 2026, adopting a corporate indemnification policy and a standard form indemnity agreement.
  • Directors also opted not to voluntarily publish a sustainability financial report.
  • The board endorsed the company’s impact and financial materiality framework for sustainability reporting.
  • Members reviewed the 2025 integrated report, recommending market disclosure, while noting a resignation from the statutory audit committee.


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