Annual Report 2009 - Rieter
Annual Report 2009 - Rieter
Annual Report 2009 - Rieter
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Total <strong>2009</strong> compensation to the members of the Group Executive Committee<br />
CHF<br />
<strong>Rieter</strong> Group . <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2009</strong> . Notes to the financial statements of <strong>Rieter</strong> Holding Ltd.<br />
Cash compensation Shares Options Total<br />
Fixed<br />
net<br />
Variable<br />
net Number Value 1 Number Value 2<br />
Contribution<br />
to<br />
pension<br />
plans<br />
Members of the Executive Commitee 1 805 650 0 7 128 35 640 7 128 228 096 138 064 2 207 450<br />
Thereof Hartmut Reuter,<br />
Chief Executive Officer, until<br />
31.07.<strong>2009</strong> 419 150 0 3 202 16 010 3 202 102 464 49 664 587 288<br />
1. For the purpose of inclusion in the total compensation, the shares are valued at 5 CHF (difference between the preferred purchase price [= 97 CHF] and the average<br />
trading price 20 days prior the March <strong>2009</strong> Board meeting less a 16% discount for the three-year restriction on sale [= 102 CHF]).<br />
2. One option entitles the holder to purchase one <strong>Rieter</strong> share at the exercise price of 137 CHF. The awarded options are valued according to the Black-Scholes formula<br />
at 32 CHF per option.<br />
Remuneration of former members of the Board of Directors 1<br />
299 392 CHF to Hartmut Reuter since August 1, <strong>2009</strong> in fulfillment of a current contract of employment.<br />
1. The contract of employment was terminated prematurely at the beginning of 2010, giving rise to an entitlement to compensation on the part of Hartmut Reuter<br />
totaling some 1.1 million CHF. This amount is in much the same order of magnitude as the remuneration for 2008, when no bonus was paid. This payment will be<br />
disbursed in 2010 and disclosed accordingly in the 2010 annual report. If the restructuring program initiated in 2008 under Hartmut Reuter as CEO at that time<br />
were to yield a positive net result in the years 2011 and 2012, a bonus of 0.15 million CHF would be due for each of these years. Any corresponding financial obligations<br />
will be disclosed in 2011 and 2012.<br />
Total 2008 compensation to the members of the Group Executive Committee<br />
CHF<br />
Cash compensation Shares Options Total<br />
Fixed<br />
net<br />
Variable<br />
net Number Value 1 Number Value 2<br />
Contribution<br />
to<br />
pension<br />
plans<br />
Members of the Executive Commitee 2 325 000 0 4 305 426 195 4 305 154 980 136 048 3 042 223<br />
Thereof Hartmut Reuter,<br />
Chief Executive Officer 775 000 0 1 495 148 005 1 495 53 820 47 648 1 024 473<br />
Additional fees and payments<br />
Directorships with other companies<br />
Loans to directors and officers<br />
1. For the purpose of inclusion in the total compensation, the shares are valued at 99 CHF (difference between the preferred purchase price [= 249 CHF] and the<br />
average trading price 20 days prior the March 2008 Board meeting less a 16% discount for the three-year restriction on sale [= 348 CHF]).<br />
2. One option entitles the holder to purchase one <strong>Rieter</strong> share at the exercise price of 359 CHF. The awarded options are valued according to the Black-Scholes formula<br />
at 36 CHF per option.<br />
No additional fees or other payments were disbursed to the members of the Board of Directors or the<br />
Group Executive Committee in <strong>2009</strong>, nor were severance payments disbursed to any member of the Board of<br />
Directors or the Group Executive Committee in <strong>2009</strong>.<br />
The Board of Directors rules on whether members of the Group Executive Committee or senior management<br />
may hold directorships with other companies. As a general rule, only one directorship may be held in order<br />
to limit demands on time. If the directorship is exercised outside contractually agreed working hours, there<br />
is no obligation to surrender to <strong>Rieter</strong> the director’s fees received.<br />
No loans have been made to members of the Board of Directors or the Group Executive Committee.<br />
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