Å kodaAuto ANNUAL REPORT 2006 - Skoda Auto
Å kodaAuto ANNUAL REPORT 2006 - Skoda Auto
Å kodaAuto ANNUAL REPORT 2006 - Skoda Auto
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Remuneration of the Management Staff and Supervisory Board of Škoda <strong>Auto</strong><br />
Act No. 256/2004 Coll. On Business Activities on the Capital Market, as amended, requires public companies to disclose, inter alia,<br />
information on all monetary and in-kind income received by executives for the accounting period, separately for all members of the Board<br />
of Directors and of the Supervisory Board, including the principles under which such remuneration was paid.<br />
Remuneration Principles<br />
Under the terms of said Act, the amounts so disclosed include income received from the issuer itself as well as any income that may have<br />
been received from other companies of the Škoda <strong>Auto</strong> Group in return for work done for the benefit of ŠKODA AUTO a.s.<br />
The fixed component of compensation provides members of the Board of Directors with a monetary base income to allow them to<br />
perform the duties of their office in the Company’s interests, without being exclusively dependent on the Company’s short-term success<br />
criteria.<br />
In addition to the fixed compensation component consisting of wages, compensation also includes a variable component in the form of<br />
bonuses. This variable component, which is largely determined by the Company’s financial performance results, guarantees that the Board<br />
of Directors’ interests are in line with those of the shareholders.<br />
As of the publication date of the <strong>2006</strong> Annual Report, bonuses relating to the accounting period and the meeting of targets set for <strong>2006</strong><br />
had not been approved; they will be paid in 2007. For this reason, the amounts given below contain bonus amounts relating to 2005<br />
performance that have actually been paid. During <strong>2006</strong>, members of the Board of Directors and Supervisory Board also received in-kind<br />
income in the form of company cars, accommodation, and training programmes.<br />
The Company did not extend any loans to the Board of Directors/Supervisory board members.<br />
All income, whether monetary and in-kind, received by the Board of Directors/Supervisory board members by virtue of their position<br />
at ŠKODA AUTO a.s., received from the issuer or other companies of the Škoda <strong>Auto</strong> Group, was as follows:<br />
in CZK 2005 <strong>2006</strong><br />
Members of the Board of Directors 13,649,159 16,516,138<br />
Members of the Supervisory Board 1,223,196 1,278,278<br />
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