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SUMMIT MATERIALS INC. 2024-2025 Proxy Voting Records

Compiled from SEC Form N-PX filings and SUMMIT MATERIALS INC.’s Form 8-K, filed February 5, 2025 (Item 5.07 on EDGAR). Page generated October 14, 2026.

  • 6Reported items
  • 380Asset managers
  • 1,317Fund votes
  • February 5, 2025Meeting date

Results at a glance

Meeting of February 5, 2025: 2 items on SUMMIT MATERIALS INC.’s Form 8-K, filed February 5, 2025: 1 approved · 1 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

Proxy season: 2023-2024 2024-2025

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Official 2024-2025 meeting results reported by SUMMIT MATERIALS INC.

These tallies are SUMMIT MATERIALS INC.’s own, as disclosed to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Form 8-K, filed February 5, 2025 (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.

SUMMIT MATERIALS INC. — official shareholder meeting results, meeting held February 5, 2025
Ballot itemForAgainst AbstainWithheldBroker non-votesSupport (of votes cast)Reported outcomeVoting standard
1. The Merger Agreement Proposal 153,061,23523,442704,344 --0 99.9%Approved—
2. The Merger-Related Compensation Proposal 140,948,42811,549,8511,290,742 --0 92%Not verified—

Source: SUMMIT MATERIALS INC., Form 8-K, filed with the SEC on February 5, 2025 — read the filing on EDGAR.

How asset managers voted at the SUMMIT MATERIALS INC. 2024-2025 meeting

Each item below shows how the 380 asset managers that disclosed a SUMMIT MATERIALS INC. 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. These are reported items, not a count of the ballot: fund filings describe one ballot item in different words. Two descriptions are shown as one item only on evidence — the same text (or one cut short of the other), the same director nominee, or a match to the same row of SUMMIT MATERIALS INC.’s own Form 8-K tally — never because they merely read alike. A description that could not be joined that way is listed on its own, so one ballot item can appear more than once.

1. 1. The Merger Agreement Proposal

Official resultEXTRAORDINARY TRANSACTIONSReported outcome: Approved

Combines 5 wordings of this item as funds reported it.

99.9% Approved · of votes cast

FOR 99.9%
FOR: 153,061,235AGAINST: 23,442
Details: description as filed, official tally, votes by 109 asset managers

Description as filed by funds: Adopt the Agreement and Plan of Merger, dated as of November 24, 2024 (such agreement, as it may be amended from time to time, is referred to as the "merger agreement"), among Summit Materials, Inc. (referred to as "Summit"), Quikrete Holdings, Inc. (referred to as "Quikrete"), and Soar Subsidiary, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Quikrete (referred to as "Merger Sub"), pursuant to which, upon the terms and subject to the conditions of the merger agreement, Merger Sub will merge with and into Summit (referred to as the "merger"), with Summit surviving the merger and becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of Quikrete (referred to as the "merger agreement proposal").

SUMMIT MATERIALS INC.’s own tally for this item (“1. The Merger Agreement Proposal”): 153,061,235 for, 23,442 against — passed, per its Form 8-K filed February 5, 2025 (Item 5.07).

Reported outcome: Approved, in the filing’s own words: “Because Proposal 1 was approved, a vote on the adjournment proposal described in the Proxy Statement was not necessary.”
Support: 99.9% of votes cast — FOR ÷ (FOR + AGAINST); abstentions and broker non-votes are excluded.

The 109 asset managers below reported 49,373,273 for, 2 withheld, 176,792 abstained.

FOR
FOR: 49,373,273ABSTAIN: 176,792WITHHOLD: 2
Largest asset managers voting on “Adopt the Agreement and Plan of Merger, dated as of November 24, 2024 (such agreement, as it may be amended fr” at SUMMIT MATERIALS INC., 2024-2025
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
Vanguard12,135,1440 00For
BlackRock5,265,3960 00For
T. Rowe Price3,786,1370 00For
Delaware/Macquarie3,200,5530 00For
Fidelity2,774,4470 00For
Dimensional2,392,8420 00For
JANUS INVESTMENT FUND2,337,5950 00For
Charles Schwab1,716,7390 00For
Invesco1,190,3480 00For
John Hancock1,093,2390 00For
TIAA1,049,5910 00For
Global X846,8160 00For
Victory Capital772,4170 00For
Legg Mason703,4860 00For
Principal611,1920 00For
MERGER FUND579,4220 00For
Investment Managers Series Trust II569,4930 00For
AMG Funds IV562,1730 00For
Goldman Sachs466,7830 00For
Equitable445,9790 00For
MFS444,3260 00For
Voya410,9530 00For
BUFFALO FUNDS363,7210 00For
Northern Trust318,6630 00For
Jackson National284,3990 00For

Showing the 25 largest of 109 asset managers. See all 109 in the interactive database.

2. Approve the adjournment of the special meeting, if necessary, to solicit additional proxies if there are not sufficient…

No official matchCORPORATE GOVERNANCE

Combines 3 wordings of this item as funds reported it.

86% of fund votes cast · no official result

FORAGAINST
Details: description as filed, votes by 105 asset managers

Description as filed by funds: Approve the adjournment of the special meeting, if necessary, to solicit additional proxies if there are not sufficient votes to approve the merger agreement proposal (referred to as the "adjournment proposal").

The 105 asset managers below reported 42,326,693 for, 6,984,655 against, 2 withheld. The figure above is FOR ÷ (FOR + AGAINST + WITHHELD) of the shares these managers voted; abstained and unvoted shares are in neither half, and these managers are a subset of all shareholders, not the meeting result.

FOR: 42,326,693AGAINST: 6,984,655WITHHOLD: 2
Largest asset managers voting on “Approve the adjournment of the special meeting, if necessary, to solicit additional proxies if there are not s” at SUMMIT MATERIALS INC., 2024-2025
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
Vanguard12,135,1440 00For
BlackRock5,265,3960 00For
T. Rowe Price03,786,137 00Against
Delaware/Macquarie3,200,5530 00For
Fidelity264,0102,510,437 00Mixed
Dimensional2,392,8420 00For
JANUS INVESTMENT FUND2,337,5950 00For
Charles Schwab1,716,7390 00For
Invesco1,190,3480 00For
John Hancock590,407502,832 00Mixed
TIAA1,049,5910 00For
Global X846,8160 00For
Victory Capital772,4170 00For
Legg Mason703,4860 00For
Principal611,1920 00For
MERGER FUND579,4220 00For
Investment Managers Series Trust II569,4930 00For
AMG Funds IV562,1730 00For
Goldman Sachs466,7830 00For
Equitable445,9790 00For
MFS444,3260 00For
Voya410,9530 00For
BUFFALO FUNDS363,7210 00For
Northern Trust318,6630 00For
Jackson National284,3990 00For

Showing the 25 largest of 105 asset managers. See all 105 in the interactive database.

3. Adjourn Meeting

No official matchCORPORATE GOVERNANCE

100% of fund votes cast · no official result

FOR
Details: votes by 4 asset managers

The 4 asset managers below reported 228,393 for. The figure above is FOR ÷ (FOR + AGAINST + WITHHELD) of the shares these managers voted; abstained and unvoted shares are in neither half, and these managers are a subset of all shareholders, not the meeting result.

FOR: 228,393
Largest asset managers voting on “Adjourn Meeting” at SUMMIT MATERIALS INC., 2024-2025
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
PARADIGM FUNDS164,0000 00For
GuideStone42,6440 00For
LITMAN GREGORY FUNDS TRUST17,3760 00For
HC CAPITAL TRUST4,3730 00For

4. 2. The Merger-Related Compensation Proposal

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

Combines 10 wordings of this item as funds reported it.

92% Majority: yes · of votes cast

FOR 92%
FOR: 140,948,428AGAINST: 11,549,851
Details: description as filed, official tally, votes by 364 asset managers

Description as filed by funds: Approve on an advisory (non- binding) basis the compensation that may be paid or become payable to Summit's named executive officers that is based on or otherwise relates to the merger (referred to as the "merger-related compensation proposal").

SUMMIT MATERIALS INC.’s own tally for this item (“2. The Merger-Related Compensation Proposal”): 140,948,428 for, 11,549,851 against, per its Form 8-K filed February 5, 2025 (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: 92% 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: 103 asset managers voting on “Approve on an advisory (non- binding) basis the compensation that may be paid or become payable to Summit's na” at SUMMIT MATERIALS INC., 2024-2025
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
Vanguard12,135,1440 00For
BlackRock5,265,3960 00For
T. Rowe Price03,786,137 00Against
Delaware/Macquarie3,200,5530 00For
Fidelity2,774,4470 00For
Dimensional2,392,8420 00For
JANUS INVESTMENT FUND2,337,5950 00For
Charles Schwab1,716,7390 00For
Invesco1,190,3480 00For
John Hancock590,407502,832 00Mixed
TIAA01,049,591 00Against
Global X846,8160 00For
Victory Capital772,4170 00For
Legg Mason703,4860 00For
Principal611,1920 00For
MERGER FUND579,4220 00For
Investment Managers Series Trust II569,4930 00For
AMG Funds IV562,1730 00For
Goldman Sachs466,7830 00For
Equitable310,824135,155 00Mixed
MFS444,3260 00For
Voya00 410,9530Abstain
BUFFALO FUNDS363,7210 00For
Northern Trust0318,663 00Against
Jackson National284,3990 00For

Fund voting reports, all 103 managers: 42,921,564 for, 5,978,829 against, 4 withheld, 410,953 abstained. Showing the 25 largest; see all in the interactive database.

Institutional-manager reports: 282 asset managers voting on “Approve on an advisory (non- binding) basis the compensation that may be paid or become payable to Summit's na” at SUMMIT MATERIALS INC., 2024-2025
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
T. Rowe Price06,570,015 00Against
BlackRock4,323,2670 00For
MACQUARIE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT BUSINESS TRUST3,617,9060 00For
Janus Henderson2,803,8610 00For
GEODE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC2,774,0850 00For
State Street2,500,6740 00For
Charles Schwab1,760,3220 00For
River Road Asset Management, LLC1,701,0270 00For
TIG Advisors, LLC1,610,6070 00For
UBS1,343,478167,850 00Mixed
Invesco1,482,6010 00For
Nuveen5,1471,193,720 00Against
Victory Capital1,091,3260 00For
Northern Trust43,9671,022,930 00Against
Fidelity1,048,5650 00For
Magnetar Financial LLC1,033,7440 00For
PRINCIPAL GLOBAL INVESTORS969,5460 00For
Hudson Bay Capital Management LP958,9020 00For
Aristotle Capital Boston, LLC867,8540 00For
Harvey Partners, LLC808,1410 00For
SEGALL BRYANT & HAMILL, LLC787,8500 00For
Clearbridge Investments, LLC773,5900 00For
KRYGER CAPITAL Ltd733,4300 00For
AllianceBernstein0713,934 00Against
Neuberger Berman672,2370 00For

Institutional-manager reports, all 282 managers: 50,259,811 for, 10,409,004 against, 1,108,780 abstained, 7,094 not voted. Showing the 25 largest; see all in the interactive database.

5. Advisory Vote on Golden Parachutes

No official matchFund totals may overlapSECTION 14A SAY-ON-PAY VOTES

Combines 2 wordings of this item as funds reported it.

98% Fund and manager reports combined; may count the same shares twice · no official result

FOR
Details: votes by 14 asset managers

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). The figure above is FOR ÷ (FOR + AGAINST + WITHHELD) of the shares these managers voted; abstained and unvoted shares are in neither half, and these managers are a subset of all shareholders, not the meeting result.

Fund voting reports: 4 asset managers voting on “Advisory Vote on Golden Parachutes” at SUMMIT MATERIALS INC., 2024-2025
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
PARADIGM FUNDS164,0000 00For
GuideStone42,6440 00For
LITMAN GREGORY FUNDS TRUST17,3760 00For
HC CAPITAL TRUST4,3730 00For

Fund voting reports, all 4 managers: 228,393 for.

Institutional-manager reports: 9 asset managers voting on “Advisory Vote on Golden Parachutes” at SUMMIT MATERIALS INC., 2024-2025
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
ADAGE CAPITAL PARTNERS GP, L.L.C.1,387,4060 00For
PARADIGM CAPITAL MANAGEMENT INC/NY683,7820 00For
JPMorgan339,8960 00For
APG Asset Management US Inc.037,975 00Against
Ausbil Investment Management Ltd021,729 00Against
Coyle Financial Counsel LLC6,6700 00For
SIERRA SUMMIT ADVISORS LLC6,6700 00For
ALGERT GLOBAL LLC2,6700 00For
Colony Family Offices, LLC1340 00For

Institutional-manager reports, all 9 managers: 2,427,228 for, 59,704 against.

6. 14A Executive Compensation

No official matchSECTION 14A SAY-ON-PAY VOTES

100% of fund votes cast · no official result

FOR
Details: votes by 4 asset managers

The 4 asset managers below reported 165,270 for. The figure above is FOR ÷ (FOR + AGAINST + WITHHELD) of the shares these managers voted; abstained and unvoted shares are in neither half, and these managers are a subset of all shareholders, not the meeting result.

FOR: 165,270
Largest asset managers voting on “14A Executive Compensation” at SUMMIT MATERIALS INC., 2024-2025
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
Orchard Capital Management, LLC163,4310 00For
Baker Avenue Asset Management, LP1,5250 00For
Wallington Asset Management, LLC3090 00For
Moisand Fitzgerald Tamayo, LLC50 00For

Largest SUMMIT MATERIALS INC. shareholders voting in 2024-2025

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.

Fund voting reports: top SUMMIT MATERIALS INC. shareholders by shares voted on “Adopt the Agreement and Plan of Merger, dated as of November 24, 2024 (such agreement, as it…”, 2024-2025
#Asset manager Shares voted
1Vanguard 12,135,144
2BlackRock 5,265,396
3T. Rowe Price 3,786,137
4Delaware/Macquarie 3,200,553
5Fidelity 2,774,447
6Dimensional 2,392,842
7JANUS INVESTMENT FUND 2,337,595
8Charles Schwab 1,716,739
9Invesco 1,190,348
10John Hancock 1,093,239
Institutional-manager reports: top SUMMIT MATERIALS INC. shareholders by shares voted on “Approve on an advisory (non- binding) basis the compensation that may be paid or become payable…”, 2024-2025
#Asset manager Shares voted
1T. Rowe Price 6,570,015
2BlackRock 4,323,267
3MACQUARIE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT BUSINESS TRUST 3,617,906
4Janus Henderson 2,803,861
5GEODE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC 2,774,085
6State Street 2,500,674
7Charles Schwab 1,767,416
8River Road Asset Management, LLC 1,701,027
9TIG Advisors, LLC 1,610,607
10UBS 1,511,328

Shown as share counts, not percentages: no shares-outstanding figure has been matched to SUMMIT MATERIALS INC. for the 2024-2025 season, so there is no denominator to divide by.

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. This page is a static snapshot rebuilt weekly on October 14, 2026; a live search always shows the current data.

At SUMMIT MATERIALS INC.'s shareholder meeting held February 5, 2025, in the 2024-2025 proxy season, 380 asset managers reported how they voted in their SEC Form N-PX filings, covering 1,317 separate fund positions. Their filings are grouped here into 6 reported items; because filers word the same ballot item differently, that can be more than the number of items on the ballot. On the most widely held item on that ballot — Approve on an advisory (non- binding) basis the compensation that may be paid or become payable… — FOR was 92% 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: SUMMIT MATERIALS INC.'s Form 8-K, Item 5.07, filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on February 5, 2025.

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