According to a stock exchange filing by the company, only 24 percent of promoter shares voted on a resolution seeking a 35 percent rise in Rao's compensation, and they all voted for the resolution. The company had sought to reassure investors and analysts in February that it was not being distracted by the dispute with its founders over how the company was being managed. The company's founders still own 12.75 percent of Infosys. Led by Murthy, they had earlier questioned the pay rise granted to chief executive Vishal Sikka and also the size of severance payouts given to others, including former finance head Rajiv Bansal.