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Vote NO to Musk's $1 trillion pay deal

Elon Musk is demanding a $1 trillion pay deal from Tesla – the biggest in corporate history. And here's the kicker: Australian super funds hold huge stakes in Tesla, meaning our retirement savings could help pay for it.

Tesla's annual shareholder meeting is just days away – and our super funds will get to vote on Musk's pay and the Tesla board. Together, we can demand they vote no on this outrageous deal.

👉 Sign the petition to tell your super fund: Vote against Musk's $1 trillion payday.

✍️ SIGN THE PETITION:

As Australian super fund members, we demand you vote NO to Musk's $1 trillion pay deal.

After signing, you'll be able to find out more about your super fund's specific Tesla holdings, and contact them directly.




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Australian super funds invest billions in global companies, including Tesla. When major shareholder votes happen — like Elon Musk's $1 trillion pay deal — funds can use our money to support or oppose it. That's why it matters how they vote.
Tesla's board has proposed a pay package for Musk worth up to $1 trillion if certain performance milestones are met. Shareholders, including super funds, get to vote on whether to approve this deal at Tesla's upcoming annual general meeting.
The shareholder meeting is happening on 6 November, so every message counts now. Super funds are deciding how they'll vote before the meeting — so we're acting fast to make sure they hear from members like you first.
GetUp has worked with an expert researcher to verify ownership of Tesla shares by Australia's largest super funds. Our research shows that almost all of the largest funds hold Tesla shares. After choosing your super fund and signing the petition, you'll be able to find out more about your super fund's specific Tesla holdings, and contact them directly if you want.