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Toll Brothers, Inc. · Mar 11, 5:26 PM ET

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Toll Brothers, Inc. Reports 2026 Annual Meeting Vote Results

What Happened

  • Toll Brothers held its Annual Meeting on March 10, 2026; 94,749,886 shares of common stock were eligible to vote. All board nominees listed in the proxy received majority support and were re-elected.
  • Individual director vote totals included (FOR / AGAINST / ABSTAIN): Douglas C. Yearley, Jr. 68,854,795 / 1,221,906 / 60,122; Derek T. Kan 69,808,819 / 267,439 / 60,565; Katherine M. Sandstrom 64,229,906 / 5,845,154 / 61,763 (full slate reported in the filing).

Key Details

  • Auditor ratification (Proposal Two): 76,429,546 FOR, 1,500,953 AGAINST, 73,174 ABSTAIN — independent registered public accounting firm re-appointed.
  • Advisory “Say on Pay” (Proposal Three): 66,975,675 FOR, 3,038,357 AGAINST, 122,791 ABSTAIN; there were 7,866,850 broker non-votes.
  • Broker non-votes: 7,866,850 shares noted across the director and say-on-pay votes.
  • Form 8-K was signed by Erica J. Mainardi, Senior VP & Chief Accounting Officer, dated March 11, 2026.

Why It Matters

  • These votes show shareholder approval of Toll Brothers’ board and its executive compensation by a substantial margin, and they confirm the firm’s auditor for the coming period—factors that support governance continuity.
  • The size of the broker non-votes (7.87M shares) is notable because broker-held accounts that did not vote reduced the number of shares participating in certain proposals; broker non-votes do not count for or against the measures.

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