GUIDELINES FOR REMUNERATION POLICY INCLUDING …

under a general incentive scheme for all employees will not be covered by section 139 of the Companies Act. The Committee finds it important that openness and transparency exist in respect of all material issues relating to the company’s policy on and size of remuneration and fees offered to the company’s management.

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