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NUTRIEN LTD.

Report of Voting Results

Submitted Pursuant to

Section 11.3 of National Instrument 51-102Continuous Disclosure Obligations

May 6, 2026

This report is submitted for and on behalf of Nutrien Ltd. (the “Corporation”) in respect of its annual meeting (the “Meeting”) of shareholders (“Shareholders”) held on May 6, 2026.

At the Meeting, Shareholders voted by ballot on the following matters:

 

(a)

The election of each of the following proposed director nominees with the results of voting set forth opposite the name of each nominee:

 

    

 Votes For 

  

 Votes Against 

Christopher M. Burley

  

335,946,956 / 97.75%

  

7,750,276 / 2.25%

Maura J. Clark

  

340,753,091 / 99.14%

  

2,944,141 / 0.86%

Russell K. Girling

  

337,211,181 / 98.11%

  

6,486,051 / 1.89%

Michael J. Hennigan

  

336,019,488 / 97.77%

  

7,677,741 / 2.23%

Miranda C. Hubbs

  

334,274,160 / 97.26%

  

9,423,074 / 2.74%

Raj S. Kushwaha

  

336,604,329 / 97.94%

  

7,092,898 / 2.06%

Consuelo E. Madere

  

332,244,312 / 96.67%

  

11,452,924 / 3.33%

Keith G. Martell

  

340,795,237 / 99.16%

  

2,901,995 / 0.84%

Aaron W. Regent

  

336,718,305 / 97.97%

  

6,975,378 / 2.03%

Ken A. Seitz

  

341,379,559 / 99.33%

  

2,317,673 / 0.67%

Nelson L.C. Silva

  

340,783,246 / 99.15%

  

2,913,985 / 0.85%

Carolyn Tastad

  

341,873,514 / 99.47%

  

1,823,721 / 0.53%

 

(b)

The re-appointment of KPMG LLP, Chartered Accountants, as auditor of the Corporation. The results of the vote were: 365,161,492 votes “For” (99.74%) and 959,137 votes “Withheld” (0.26%).

 

(c)

A non-binding advisory vote to accept the Corporation’s approach to executive compensation. The results of the vote were: 320,239,334 votes “For” (93.17%) and 23,457,605 votes “Against” (6.83%).