Tesla, Inc. has filed a definitive proxy statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its 2024 annual meeting, urging shareholders to read the materials for important information on matters to be voted on. The company has been involved in a legal dispute, with a shareholder suing over a derivative suit and a lawyer seeking a $5.6 billion payment in Tesla shares. In a last-minute effort to facilitate shareholder voting, particularly for those outside the United States, Tesla has provided a solution for shareholders to vote via a confirmation letter from their bank or broker, to be sent to Tesla's representative in London by June 6, 2024. The proxy includes twelve questions for shareholders to vote on. Tesla's communication also contains forward-looking statements regarding its goals and expectations, including the proposed redomestication from Delaware to Texas and the ratification of the CEO's 2018 pay package, while acknowledging the risks and uncertainties involved.

Tesla, Inc. has filed a definitive proxy statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its 2024 annual meeting, urging shareholders to read the materials for important information on matters to be voted on. The company has been involved in a legal dispute, with a shareholder suing over a derivative suit and a lawyer seeking a $5.6 billion payment in Tesla shares. In a last-minute effort to facilitate shareholder voting, particularly for those outside the United States, Tesla has provided a solution for shareholders to vote via a confirmation letter from their bank or broker, to be sent to Tesla's representative in London by June 6, 2024. The proxy includes twelve questions for shareholders to vote on. Tesla's communication also contains forward-looking statements regarding its goals and expectations, including the proposed redomestication from Delaware to Texas and the ratification of the CEO's 2018 pay package, while acknowledging the risks and uncertainties involved.