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Commercial Metals Company 2025-2026 Proxy Voting Records

Compiled from SEC Form N-PX filings and Commercial Metals Company’s Form 8-K, filed January 15, 2026 (Item 5.07 on EDGAR). Page generated October 18, 2026.

  • 5Ballot items
  • 460Asset managers
  • 2,946Fund votes
  • January 14, 2026Meeting date

Results at a glance

Meeting of January 14, 2026: 5 items on Commercial Metals Company’s Form 8-K, filed January 15, 2026: 3 elected · 2 without a stated outcome.

Material dissent

None.

Material dissent: a director nominee under 80% of the votes cast, say-on-pay under 70%, any other item the board put forward under 80%, or a shareholder proposal with more than 50%, on the company’s own Form 8-K tally. How this is decided

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Official 2025-2026 meeting results reported by Commercial Metals Company

These tallies are Commercial Metals Company’s own, as disclosed to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Form 8-K, filed January 15, 2026 (Item 5.07, “Submission of Matters to a Vote of Security Holders”). They cover every share voted at the meeting, not just the funds that file Form N-PX.

Commercial Metals Company — official shareholder meeting results, meeting held January 14, 2026
Ballot itemForAgainst AbstainWithheldBroker non-votesSupport (of votes cast)Reported outcomeVoting standard
Elect Director: Dawne S. Hickton 91,635,2263,872,26382,824 --7,206,695 96%Elected—
Elect Director: Peter R. Matt 91,246,2314,262,06482,019 --7,206,695 96%Elected—
Elect Director: Robert S. Wetherbee 76,957,21218,534,72898,374 --7,206,695 81%Elected—
Ratification of the Appointment of Deloitte & Touche LLP as the Company's Independent Registered Public Accounting Firm: 100,700,2962,003,60693,108 ---- 98%Not verified—
Approval, on an Advisory Basis, of Executive Compensation: 91,641,4813,815,425133,408 --7,206,695 96%Not verified—

Source: Commercial Metals Company, Form 8-K, filed with the SEC on January 15, 2026 — read the filing on EDGAR.

How asset managers voted at the Commercial Metals Company 2025-2026 meeting

Each item below shows how the 460 asset managers that disclosed a Commercial Metals Company vote in their SEC Form N-PX filings actually voted. Share totals are the shares those managers' funds voted, summed across every fund they report.

1. Elect Director: Dawne S. Hickton

Official resultDIRECTOR ELECTIONSReported outcome: Elected

Combines 4 wordings of this item as funds reported it.

96% Majority: yes · of votes cast

FOR 96%
FOR: 91,635,226AGAINST: 3,872,263
Details: description as filed, official tally, votes by 118 asset managers

Description as filed by funds: Election of three director nominees to serve as Class I directors until the 2029 annual meeting of stockholders: Dawne S. Hickton

Commercial Metals Company’s own tally for this item (“Elect Director: Dawne S. Hickton”): 91,635,226 for, 3,872,263 against, per its Form 8-K filed January 15, 2026 (Item 5.07). FOR was more than half of the votes cast. Whether the item passed is for the filing to say; its statement has not been read for this item.

Reported outcome: Elected, in the filing’s own words: “The following is a summary of the final voting results for each matter presented to the stockholders: Election of Directors: All nominees were elected to serve three-year terms expiring at the 2029 annual meeting of stockholders.”
Support: 96% of votes cast — FOR ÷ (FOR + AGAINST); abstentions and broker non-votes are excluded.

The 118 asset managers below reported 54,236,821 for, 2,693,870 against, 18,971 abstained, 84 not voted.

FOR
FOR: 54,236,821AGAINST: 2,693,870ABSTAIN: 18,971NOT VOTED: 84
Largest asset managers voting on “Election of three director nominees to serve as Class I directors until the 2029 annual meeting of stockholder” at Commercial Metals Company, 2025-2026
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
Vanguard10,442,8510 00For
BlackRock8,913,3030 00For
Fidelity5,952,0580 00For
Capitol Series Trust3,780,1250 00For
State Street2,790,1050 00For
John Hancock239,6652,231,074 00Mixed
Dimensional2,030,8360 00For
American Century1,800,1990 00For
Charles Schwab1,580,7640 00For
FRANKLIN VALUE INVESTORS TRUST1,533,6050 00For
Victory Capital1,263,8970 00For
Invesco1,095,6930 00For
TIAA806,2000 00For
Global X767,8910 00For
Principal671,8840 00For
Transamerica593,8000 00For
Columbia Threadneedle534,9460 00For
Equitable444,7940 00For
Franklin Templeton430,2390 00For
JANUS INVESTMENT FUND426,3530 00For
SEI374,6450 00For
JPMorgan332,7670 00For
AIG/SunAmerica332,2440 00For
Natixis330,6250 00For
Royce328,7210 00For

Showing the 25 largest of 118 asset managers. See all 118 in the interactive database.

2. Elect Director: Peter R. Matt

Official resultDIRECTOR ELECTIONSReported outcome: Elected

Combines 4 wordings of this item as funds reported it.

96% Majority: yes · of votes cast

FOR 96%
FOR: 91,246,231AGAINST: 4,262,064
Details: description as filed, official tally, votes by 118 asset managers

Description as filed by funds: Election of three director nominees to serve as Class I directors until the 2029 annual meeting of stockholders: Peter R. Matt

Commercial Metals Company’s own tally for this item (“Elect Director: Peter R. Matt”): 91,246,231 for, 4,262,064 against, per its Form 8-K filed January 15, 2026 (Item 5.07). FOR was more than half of the votes cast. Whether the item passed is for the filing to say; its statement has not been read for this item.

Reported outcome: Elected, in the filing’s own words: “The following is a summary of the final voting results for each matter presented to the stockholders: Election of Directors: All nominees were elected to serve three-year terms expiring at the 2029 annual meeting of stockholders.”
Support: 96% of votes cast — FOR ÷ (FOR + AGAINST); abstentions and broker non-votes are excluded.

The 118 asset managers below reported 54,236,821 for, 2,693,870 against, 18,971 abstained, 84 not voted.

FOR
FOR: 54,236,821AGAINST: 2,693,870ABSTAIN: 18,971NOT VOTED: 84
Largest asset managers voting on “Election of three director nominees to serve as Class I directors until the 2029 annual meeting of stockholder” at Commercial Metals Company, 2025-2026
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
Vanguard10,442,8510 00For
BlackRock8,913,3030 00For
Fidelity5,952,0580 00For
Capitol Series Trust3,780,1250 00For
State Street2,790,1050 00For
John Hancock239,6652,231,074 00Mixed
Dimensional2,030,8360 00For
American Century1,800,1990 00For
Charles Schwab1,580,7640 00For
FRANKLIN VALUE INVESTORS TRUST1,533,6050 00For
Victory Capital1,263,8970 00For
Invesco1,095,6930 00For
TIAA806,2000 00For
Global X767,8910 00For
Principal671,8840 00For
Transamerica593,8000 00For
Columbia Threadneedle534,9460 00For
Equitable444,7940 00For
Franklin Templeton430,2390 00For
JANUS INVESTMENT FUND426,3530 00For
SEI374,6450 00For
JPMorgan332,7670 00For
AIG/SunAmerica332,2440 00For
Natixis330,6250 00For
Royce328,7210 00For

Showing the 25 largest of 118 asset managers. See all 118 in the interactive database.

3. Elect Director: Robert S. Wetherbee

Official resultDIRECTOR ELECTIONSReported outcome: Elected

Combines 4 wordings of this item as funds reported it.

81% Majority: yes · of votes cast

FOR 81%AGAINST
FOR: 76,957,212AGAINST: 18,534,728
Details: description as filed, official tally, votes by 118 asset managers

Description as filed by funds: Election of three director nominees to serve as Class I directors until the 2029 annual meeting of stockholders: Robert S. Wetherbee

Commercial Metals Company’s own tally for this item (“Elect Director: Robert S. Wetherbee”): 76,957,212 for, 18,534,728 against, per its Form 8-K filed January 15, 2026 (Item 5.07). FOR was more than half of the votes cast. Whether the item passed is for the filing to say; its statement has not been read for this item.

Reported outcome: Elected, in the filing’s own words: “The following is a summary of the final voting results for each matter presented to the stockholders: Election of Directors: All nominees were elected to serve three-year terms expiring at the 2029 annual meeting of stockholders.”
Support: 81% of votes cast — FOR ÷ (FOR + AGAINST); abstentions and broker non-votes are excluded.

The 118 asset managers below reported 47,195,999 for, 9,734,692 against, 18,971 abstained, 84 not voted.

FORAGAINST
FOR: 47,195,999AGAINST: 9,734,692ABSTAIN: 18,971NOT VOTED: 84
Largest asset managers voting on “Election of three director nominees to serve as Class I directors until the 2029 annual meeting of stockholder” at Commercial Metals Company, 2025-2026
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
Vanguard10,442,8510 00For
BlackRock8,913,3030 00For
Fidelity5,952,0580 00For
Capitol Series Trust3,780,1250 00For
State Street42,4302,747,675 00Against
John Hancock235,5302,235,209 00Mixed
Dimensional2,030,8360 00For
American Century1,800,1990 00For
Charles Schwab1,580,7640 00For
FRANKLIN VALUE INVESTORS TRUST01,533,605 00Against
Victory Capital1,263,8970 00For
Invesco01,095,693 00Against
TIAA806,2000 00For
Global X767,8910 00For
Principal671,8840 00For
Transamerica593,8000 00For
Columbia Threadneedle534,9460 00For
Equitable205,192239,602 00Mixed
Franklin Templeton0430,239 00Against
JANUS INVESTMENT FUND426,3530 00For
SEI374,6450 00For
JPMorgan332,7670 00For
AIG/SunAmerica332,2440 00For
Natixis330,6250 00For
Royce328,7210 00For

Showing the 25 largest of 118 asset managers. See all 118 in the interactive database.

4. Approval, on an Advisory Basis, of Executive Compensation:

Outcome not verifiedFund totals may overlapSECTION 14A SAY-ON-PAY VOTESReported outcome: Not verified

Combines 9 wordings of this item as funds reported it.

96% Majority: yes · of votes cast

FOR 96%
FOR: 91,641,481AGAINST: 3,815,425
Details: description as filed, official tally, votes by 460 asset managers

Description as filed by funds: The approval, on an advisory basis, of the compensation of our named executive officers

Commercial Metals Company’s own tally for this item (“Approval, on an Advisory Basis, of Executive Compensation:”): 91,641,481 for, 3,815,425 against, per its Form 8-K filed January 15, 2026 (Item 5.07). FOR was more than half of the votes cast. Whether the item passed is for the filing to say; its statement has not been read for this item.

Reported outcome: not verified — the filing’s own statement of the outcome could not be identified for this item.
Support: 96% of votes cast — FOR ÷ (FOR + AGAINST); abstentions and broker non-votes are excluded.

Fund voting reports and institutional-manager reports both cover this item. An institutional manager can report shares that a fund it advises also reports, so the two are shown separately below and never added together, and their sum is not shown (fund and manager reports combined may count the same shares twice).

Fund voting reports: 118 asset managers voting on “The approval, on an advisory basis, of the compensation of our named executive officers” at Commercial Metals Company, 2025-2026
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
Vanguard10,442,8510 00For
BlackRock8,913,3030 00For
Fidelity5,952,0580 00For
Capitol Series Trust3,780,1250 00For
State Street2,790,1050 00For
John Hancock2,470,7390 00For
Dimensional2,030,8360 00For
American Century01,800,199 00Against
Charles Schwab1,580,7640 00For
FRANKLIN VALUE INVESTORS TRUST1,533,6050 00For
Victory Capital1,263,8970 00For
Invesco1,095,6930 00For
TIAA806,2000 00For
Global X767,8910 00For
Principal671,8840 00For
Transamerica593,8000 00For
Columbia Threadneedle534,9460 00For
Equitable444,7940 00For
Franklin Templeton430,2390 00For
JANUS INVESTMENT FUND426,3530 00For
SEI374,6450 00For
JPMorgan332,7670 00For
AIG/SunAmerica332,2440 00For
Natixis330,6250 00For
Royce328,7210 00For

Fund voting reports, all 118 managers: 54,993,629 for, 1,952,865 against, 18,971 abstained, 84 not voted. Showing the 25 largest; see all in the interactive database.

Institutional-manager reports: 369 asset managers voting on “The approval, on an advisory basis, of the compensation of our named executive officers” at Commercial Metals Company, 2025-2026
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
State Street5,829,7590 00For
FULLER & THALER ASSET MANAGEMENT, INC.3,955,1900 00For
BlackRock3,902,386910 00For
Fidelity3,738,9090 00For
Boston Partners3,366,1090 00For
GEODE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC2,836,5340 00For
Victory Capital2,129,4610 00For
American Century01,899,987 00Against
FRANKLIN MUTUAL ADVISERS LLC1,883,9420 00For
Charles Schwab1,589,6660 00For
Invesco1,488,2430 00For
Artemis Investment Management LLP1,213,3430 00For
Northern Trust1,184,1320 00For
Nuveen1,086,8920 00For
THOMPSON SIEGEL & WALMSLEY LLC1,045,5750 00For
Janus Henderson937,9460 00For
PRINCIPAL GLOBAL INVESTORS911,1390 00For
MELLON INVESTMENTS Corp910,1100 00For
Vanguard878,7430 00For
VAUGHAN NELSON INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT, L.P.871,3250 00For
JACOBS LEVY EQUITY MANAGEMENT, INC817,5500 00For
Dimensional691,5440 00For
T. Rowe Price679,2330 00For
SEI532,9210 00For
FRANKLIN ADVISERS INC447,2310 00For

Institutional-manager reports, all 369 managers: 54,061,343 for, 3,116,640 against, 11,675 not voted. Showing the 25 largest; see all in the interactive database.

5. Ratification of the Appointment of Deloitte & Touche LLP as the Company's Independent Registered Public Accounting Firm:

Outcome not verifiedAUDIT-RELATEDReported outcome: Not verified

Combines 4 wordings of this item as funds reported it.

98% Majority: yes · of votes cast

FOR 98%
FOR: 100,700,296AGAINST: 2,003,606
Details: description as filed, official tally, votes by 119 asset managers

Description as filed by funds: Ratification of the appointment of Deloitte & Touche LLP as our independent registered public accounting firm for the fiscal year ending August 31, 2026

Commercial Metals Company’s own tally for this item (“Ratification of the Appointment of Deloitte & Touche LLP as the Company's Independent Registered Public Accounting Firm:”): 100,700,296 for, 2,003,606 against, per its Form 8-K filed January 15, 2026 (Item 5.07). FOR was more than half of the votes cast. Whether the item passed is for the filing to say; its statement has not been read for this item.

Reported outcome: not verified — the filing’s own statement of the outcome could not be identified for this item.
Support: 98% of votes cast — FOR ÷ (FOR + AGAINST); abstentions and broker non-votes are excluded.

The 119 asset managers below reported 56,923,702 for, 23,330 against, 18,971 abstained, 84 not voted.

FOR
FOR: 56,923,702AGAINST: 23,330ABSTAIN: 18,971NOT VOTED: 84
Largest asset managers voting on “Ratification of the appointment of Deloitte & Touche LLP as our independent registered public accounting firm ” at Commercial Metals Company, 2025-2026
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
Vanguard10,442,8510 00For
BlackRock8,913,3030 00For
Fidelity5,952,0580 00For
Capitol Series Trust3,780,1250 00For
State Street2,790,01392 00For
John Hancock2,470,7390 00For
Dimensional2,030,8360 00For
American Century1,800,1990 00For
Charles Schwab1,580,7640 00For
FRANKLIN VALUE INVESTORS TRUST1,533,6050 00For
Victory Capital1,263,8970 00For
Invesco1,095,6930 00For
TIAA806,2000 00For
Global X767,8910 00For
Principal671,8840 00For
Transamerica593,8000 00For
Columbia Threadneedle534,9460 00For
Equitable444,7940 00For
Franklin Templeton430,2390 00For
JANUS INVESTMENT FUND426,3530 00For
SEI370,9103,735 00For
JPMorgan332,7670 00For
AIG/SunAmerica332,2440 00For
Natixis330,6250 00For
Royce328,7210 00For

Showing the 25 largest of 119 asset managers. See all 119 in the interactive database.

Not shown here: this season’s fund filings also report 1 item from the meeting of January 15, 2025, which belongs to the 2024-2025 season. A meeting outside this season’s July 1 to June 30 window is not counted in this page’s items or in its totals of asset managers and fund votes.

Largest Commercial Metals Company shareholders voting in 2025-2026

Ranked separately for each type of Form N-PX report. An institutional manager can report shares that a fund it advises also reports, so the two tables can list the same shares and are never added together. Each is ranked by the shares voted on the item that the most managers of that type reported, shown as a share of the 110,907,418 shares outstanding at the time of that meeting.

Fund voting reports: top Commercial Metals Company shareholders by shares voted on “The approval, on an advisory basis, of the compensation of our named executive officers”, 2025-2026
#Asset manager % of shares outstanding
1Vanguard 9.42%
2BlackRock 8.04%
3Fidelity 5.37%
4Capitol Series Trust 3.41%
5State Street 2.52%
6John Hancock 2.23%
7Dimensional 1.83%
8American Century 1.62%
9Charles Schwab 1.43%
10FRANKLIN VALUE INVESTORS TRUST 1.38%
Institutional-manager reports: top Commercial Metals Company shareholders by shares voted on “The approval, on an advisory basis, of the compensation of our named executive officers”, 2025-2026
#Asset manager % of shares outstanding
1State Street 5.26%
2FULLER & THALER ASSET MANAGEMENT, INC. 3.57%
3BlackRock 3.52%
4Fidelity 3.37%
5Boston Partners 3.04%
6GEODE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC 2.56%
7Victory Capital 1.92%
8American Century 1.71%
9FRANKLIN MUTUAL ADVISERS LLC 1.70%
10Charles Schwab 1.43%

Reported Commercial Metals Company holdings and ownership

As disclosed to the SEC in Form 13F (quarter-end holdings of 30 large managers), Schedules 13D and 13G (beneficial ownership above 5%) and the company’s own proxy statement (DEF 14A). Each row names its form.

Commercial Metals Company holdings and ownership disclosed for the 2025-2026 proxy season
Holder % outstanding Disclosure
BlackRock 13.31% 13F
Vanguard Group 10.13% 13F
State Street 6.56% 13F
Dimensional Fund Advisors 5.98% 13F
Vanguard Portfolio Management 5.26% 13G
FMR (Fidelity) 4.48% 13F
Invesco 1.87% 13F
Franklin Templeton 1.85% 13F
Paul J. Lawrence 0.17% DEF14A
Sarah E. Raiss 0.09% DEF14A

Percentages above are of 110,907,418 shares outstanding, as reported by Commercial Metals Company on its Form 10-Q dated January 2, 2026 (see the filing on EDGAR). This is the count contemporaneous with the 2025-2026 meeting, not today’s. Each holding is as of its own filing, which may be dated before or after the meeting.

About this page

Every figure above is derived from filings made with the US Securities and Exchange Commission: Form N-PX, in which registered funds disclose how they voted every proxy and institutional managers disclose their votes on executive pay (say-on-pay, say-on-frequency and golden parachutes), and Form 8-K Item 5.07, in which the company reports its own meeting results. Shares outstanding are taken from Commercial Metals Company’s 10-Q dated January 2, 2026. This page is a static snapshot rebuilt weekly on October 18, 2026; a live search always shows the current data.

At Commercial Metals Company's shareholder meeting held January 14, 2026, in the 2025-2026 proxy season, 460 asset managers reported how they voted on 5 ballot items in their SEC Form N-PX filings, covering 2,946 separate fund positions. On the most widely held item on that ballot — The approval, on an advisory basis, of the compensation of our named executive officers — FOR was 96% of the votes cast (FOR divided by FOR plus AGAINST, the conventional basis for proxy support; abstentions, broker non-votes and unvoted shares are excluded because none of them took a side), which is more than half. Whether the item was approved is for the filing to say; that statement has not been read for this item. Source: Commercial Metals Company's Form 8-K, Item 5.07, filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on January 15, 2026.

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