- Challenges and market environment
- Business model
- Strategy
- Our focus: Clearly Sustainable
- Material topics and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- Governance structure
- Organisation
- Performance review
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- Introduction to the performance review
- Customers and suppliers
- Finances
- Innovation and intellectual property
- Production and products
- Employees
- Environment
- Financial report
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- At a glance
- Financial Report of the Vetropack Group
- Consolidated balance sheet
- Consolidated income statement
- Consolidated cash flow statement
- Changes in consolidated shareholders’ equity
- Consolidation principles
- Valuation principles
- Notes
- Ownership structure
- Company participations
- Report of the statutory auditor on the consolidated financial statements
- Five-year overview
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- Financial Report of Vetropack Holding Ltd
- Balance sheet
- Income statement
- Notes
- Board of Directors’ (BoD) proposal for the corporate profit appropriation
- Report of the statutory auditor on the financial statements
- Five-year overview
- Corporate Governance
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- Introduction
- Board of Directors
- Management Board
- Remuneration and additional information
- Shareholders’ participation rights
- Auditors
- Information policy
- Blocking period
- Contact address
- Remuneration report
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- Introduction to the remuneration report
- Principles of the remuneration scheme and its components
- Organisation and authorities for determining remuneration
- Description of the remuneration components
- Board of Directors’ (BoD) remuneration
- Management Board’s remuneration
- Comparison of remuneration disbursed with remuneration approved by the Annual General Assembly
- Shareholdings
- Report of the statutory auditor on the remuneration report
- Sustainability report
Audited information
Remuneration
reportPrinciples of the remuneration scheme and its components
The Vetropack Group’s remuneration scheme is geared to its employees’ levels of responsibility and experience, and also to local conditions. Members of the Board of Directors (BoD) receive a fixed cash benefit with no variable components.
Members of the Management Board (MB) receive basic remuneration reflecting their individual responsibility and experience, as well as a variable performance- and results-related component. They are awarded additional non-cash benefits in the form of supplementary pension contributions and a company car, which is also available for their private use.
All remuneration is paid in cash; there are no option or share plans.
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- Financial Report of Vetropack Holding Ltd
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