Compensation to the Management Board The total compensation to the Management Board consists of a fi xed and a variable salary, fringe benefi ts, social benefi ts (employer’s contribution) and participation in the Executive Equity Award Plan (solely with entitlement to receive warrants/options). The following table shows the compensation granted to the CEO (highest compensation) and the other members of the Management Board in the year under review and in the previous year: in CHF <strong>2008</strong>/<strong>09</strong> Fixed salary Variable salary 1) 120 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF SONOVA HOLDING AG Fringe benefi ts Social benefi ts (employer’s contribution) 2) Total cash compensation 1)/2) Value of warrants 3) / options Number of warrants 3) / options Total compensation 2) Dr. Valentin Chapero Rueda, CEO Other members of the 1,156,680 887,199 16,000 271,865 2,331,744 2,403,200 160,000 4,734,944 Management Board 2,520,804 1,020,126 220,612 619,864 4,381,406 2,338,935 5,275,000 6,720,341 2,338,935/ 5,275,000/ Total 3,677,484 1,907,325 236,612 891,729 6,713,150 2,403,200 160,000 11,455,285 in CHF 2007/08 Fixed salary Variable salary 1) Fringe benefi ts Social benefi ts (employer’s contribution) 2) Total cash compensation 1)/2) Value of warrants 3) / options Number of warrants 3) / options Total compensation 2) Dr. Valentin Chapero Rueda, CEO 1,071,000 1,105,526 16,000 870,201 3,062,727 3,062,727 Other members of the 3,950,000/ 3,950,000/ Management Board 2,680,123 1,179,563 243,679 677,003 4,780,368 1,274,400 70,000 10,004,768 3,950,000/ 3,950,000/ Total 3,751,123 2,285,089 259,679 1,547,204 7,843,<strong>09</strong>5 1,274,400 70,000 13,067,495 1) The variable salary will be paid out after the end of the reporting year. 2) Including social security contributions on the tax value of options exercised during the reporting period. 3) Exercise ratio between warrants and options: 25:1 (see also Note 30 in the consolidated fi nancial statements). Additional payments to members of the Board of Directors and the Management Board Neither in the reporting period nor in the previous year were fees paid for additional services on top of the ordinary compensation, any loans awarded or guarantees given to members of the Board of Directors or the Management Board and persons closely linked to them.
Payments to former members of the Board of Directors and the Management Board During the reporting period the former member of the Management Board Herbert Bächler has exercised options. The company has paid the social security contribution by exercise in the amount of CHF 55,961. Besides this payment neither in the reporting period nor in the previous year were additional payments made, any loans awarded, guarantees or severance packages given to former members of the Board of Directors or the Management Board and persons closely linked to them. Shareholdings of members of the Board of Directors and the Management Board Shareholdings of the Board of Directors As of March 31, 20<strong>09</strong>, the members of the Board of Directors and persons closely linked to them held directly and indirectly 7,<strong>09</strong>4,420 <strong>Sonova</strong> shares (10.7% of total share capital), 150,000 options, 3,000,000 warrants, 750,000 Warrant Appreciation Rights and 12,000 Share Appreciation Rights. The following table shows the shareholdings of the individual members of the Board of Directors and persons closely linked to them: 31.3.20<strong>09</strong> 31.3.<strong>2008</strong> Shares Warrants 1) Options Shares Warrants 1) Options Andy Rihs 7,059,100 750,000 36,000 7,239,100 300,000 36,000 William D. Dearstyne 8,310 750,0002) 36,0003) 8,310 300,0002) 36,0003) Heliane Canepa 15,010 750,000 21,000 15,010 300,000 21,000 Dr. Michael Jacobi 2,000 750,000 33,000 2,000 300,000 33,000 Robert F. Spoerry 10,000 750,000 36,000 10,000 300,000 48,000 Total 7,<strong>09</strong>4,420 3,750,0005) 162,0003) 7,274,420 1,500,0004) 174,0003) 1) Exercise ratio between warrants and options: 25:1 (see also Note 30 in the consolidated fi nancial statements). 2) WARs grant the right to participate in the appreciation of the <strong>Sonova</strong> shares without issuance of shares. 3) Thereof 12,000 SARs. 4) Thereof 300,000 WARs. 5) Thereof 750,000 WARs. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF SONOVA HOLDING AG 121
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