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Management & Supervisory Board Compensation Report

The compensation report explains the application of the compensation system for management board and supervisory board members of All for One Group SE in compliance with the specifications of Section 162 German Stock Corporation Act [Aktiengesetz, AktG], describing the amounts and structure of the com­pensation granted and owed individually to current and former members of the management and super­visory boards in financial year 2022/23. The compensation report reflects the recommendations of the German Corporate Governance Code (GCGC) as amended on 28 April 2022.

Compensation System for the Management Board

Fixed and variable, financial and non-financial components

The compensation system for the management board is a key element in the corporate strategy of All for One Group. Thus, the compensation structure is designed to promote the sustainable and long-term development of the Group. The compensation system includes both non-performance-related (fixed) and performance-related (variable) components. Both short-term (variable) and long-term (variable) compensation provide for the possibility to set individual financial and non-financial target components.

Overview and relative shares subject to 100% target achievement

1.
Non-performance-related (fixed)
compensation components
Share of total target compensation:
Cap:

40% – 60%
KEUR 550 per financial year
  Basic salary    
  Fringe benefits    
  Pension Cap: Max. 30% of basic salary
2.
Performance-related (variable) compensation components
Share of total target compensation:
Cap:

40% – 60%
200% of the agreed non-performance-related compensation per financial year
  STI: Short-term (one year) compensation Share of total target compensation: 20% – 30% of total compensation
  LTI: Long-term (multi-year) compensation Share of total target compensation: 20% – 30% of total compensation

If the set targets are exceeded, the variable compensation components can amount in total to no more than double the non-performance-related compensation for the financial year in question. The relative share of variable components to maximum compensation in such instances is two-thirds of the total compensation.

Documentation: Management Board Compensation System

Download the management board compensation system, which was approved by the annual general meeting on 11 March 2021.

Compensation System for the Management Board

2021

Compensation System for the Management Board

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Only available in German

Resolution of Annual General Meeting on Management Board Compensation System

2021

Resolution of Annual General Meeting on Management Board Compensation System

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