2007 - April
2007 - April
2007 - April
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Combined General Shareholders’ Meeting on <strong>April</strong> 24 th , 2008<br />
Fifth resolution - Reappointment of an incumbent<br />
statutory auditor<br />
As recommended by the Board of Directors, the General<br />
Meeting reappoints MAZARS as an incumbent statutory<br />
auditor for a six-year period ending further to the Ordinary<br />
Annual General Meeting convened in 2014 to approve the<br />
financial statements for the year ending December 31 st ,<br />
2013.<br />
Sixth resolution - Reappointment of an incumbent<br />
statutory auditor<br />
As recommended by the Board of Directors, the General<br />
Meeting reappoints DELOITTE & ASSOCIÉS as an incumbent<br />
statutory auditor for a six-year period ending further to<br />
the Ordinary Annual General Meeting convened in 2014<br />
to approve the financial statements for the year ending<br />
December 31 st , 2013.<br />
Seventh resolution - Reappointment of a deputy<br />
statutory auditor<br />
As recommended by the Board of Directors, the General<br />
Meeting reappoints BEAS as a deputy statutory auditor for<br />
a six-year period ending further to the Ordinary Annual<br />
General Meeting convened in 2014 to approve the financial<br />
statements for the year ending December 31 st , 2013.<br />
Eight resolution - Appointment of a deputy statutory<br />
auditor<br />
As recommended by the Board of Directors, the General<br />
Meeting appoints Mr. Michel Barbet-Massin as a deputy<br />
statutory auditor for a six-year period ending further to<br />
the Ordinary Annual General Meeting convened in 2014<br />
to approve the financial statements for the year ending<br />
December 31 st , 2013.<br />
Ninth resolution - Share buyback program<br />
Having taken note of the Board of Directors’ report, the<br />
General Meeting authorizes the Board of Directors, for an<br />
18-month period, in accordance with Articles L. 225-209<br />
et seq of the French commercial code, to conduct one or<br />
more transactions at the times that it deems necessary to<br />
purchase company shares up to a maximum of 5% of the<br />
share capital, adjusted as relevant in order to factor in any<br />
capital increase or reduction operations that may be carried<br />
out during the course of the program.<br />
This authorization terminates the authorization granted to<br />
the Board of Directors at the Ordinary General Meeting on<br />
<strong>April</strong> 26 th , <strong>2007</strong>.<br />
Acquisitions may be made with a view to:<br />
Coordinating the secondary market or liquidity of the APRIL<br />
GROUP share through an investment service provider based<br />
on a liquidity agreement in line with the AFEI compliance<br />
charter approved by the AMF;<br />
Keeping the shares purchased and issuing them again<br />
subsequently in exchange or as payment for external<br />
growth operations, it being understood that shares<br />
acquired in this respect may not exceed 5% of the share<br />
capital;<br />
Hedging stock-option schemes and other forms of allocating<br />
shares to the Group’s employees and/or corporate officers<br />
as provided for under French law, notably in connection<br />
with company profit-sharing systems, a company savings<br />
scheme or the free allocation of shares;<br />
Hedging any marketable securities entitling holders to the<br />
allocation of shares in the company within the framework<br />
of the regulations in force;<br />
Canceling any shares acquired as relevant, in accordance<br />
with the authorization to be given by this General<br />
Shareholders’ Meeting in its 16 th extraordinary resolution.<br />
Such transactions to purchase shares may be carried out by<br />
any means, including the acquisition of blocks of securities,<br />
and at the times deemed necessary by the Board of<br />
Directors. The company reserves the right to use derivatives<br />
in accordance with the regulations in force.<br />
The maximum purchase price is set at 80 euros per share.<br />
In the case of an operation on the share capital, notably<br />
a stock split or consolidation or the free allocation of<br />
shares, the aforementioned amount will be adjusted in<br />
the same proportions (investment multiplier equal to the<br />
ratio between the number of shares making up the capital<br />
before the transaction and the number of shares after the<br />
transaction).<br />
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