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Foreword | The Supervisory Board | The Management Board | Corporate governance | Compensation report | Share<br />

Compensation report<br />

Management Board and Supervisory Board<br />

The compensation report was prepared in accordance with the recommendations<br />

of the German Corporate Governance Code and contains all disclosures<br />

which must be made an integral part of the notes and the management report<br />

pursuant to Section 314 and 315 German Commercial Code (Handelsgesetzbuch<br />

– HGB) and the Management Board Compensation Disclosure Act (Gesetz<br />

über die Offenlegung der Vorstandsvergütung – VorstOG). The amount and<br />

the structure of the compensation paid to members of the Management Board<br />

and the Supervisory Board are explained in detail. Additionally the compensation<br />

report contains disclosures on the shareholdings of Management Board<br />

and Supervisory Board members.<br />

1. Compensation of the Management Board<br />

The appropriate amount of compensation paid to members of the Management<br />

Board is determined by the Supervisory Board based on performance appraisals,<br />

taking all payments from the <strong>Group</strong> into account. Though the responsibilities<br />

of each Management Board member as well as their personal contributions<br />

govern the suitability of the compensation paid to them, it is also oriented on<br />

the company’s size, its economic and financial position as well as its success<br />

and prospects. One half of the total compensation paid to members of the<br />

Management Board is fixed while the other half provides variable compensation<br />

that is determined based on the achievement of key <strong>Group</strong> performance<br />

indicators for the relevant financial year. The amount of the variable component<br />

is contingent on the increase in both revenue and EBITDA pursuant to<br />

the business plan. These two criteria are weighted to determine the variable<br />

component. In addition all members of the Management Board are paid taxable<br />

compensation in kind comprising company cars and contributions to their<br />

retirement plans.<br />

Fixed Variable<br />

EUR<br />

compensation compensation Other Total<br />

Hans-Martin Rüter 240,000 184,000 22,817 446,817<br />

Nikolaus Krane 180,000 139,000 19,190 338,190<br />

Heiko Piossek 180,000 139,000 23,690 342,690<br />

Dr. Edmund Stassen 180,000 139,000 19,319 338,319<br />

Albert Edelmann 180,000 139,000 10,228 329,228<br />

Sum 1,795,244<br />

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