Incentive scheme 2012

At a board meeting held on 26 April 2012, the Board of Directors of Cemat A/S resolved to set up an incentive-based remuneration scheme in the form of a warrant programme for the members of the Management Board and nine participants representing the senior management and selected key employees of the Group. Thus, the Board of Directors has partly exercised the authority of article 3.5 of the company's Articles of Association granted at the annual general meeting held on 25 April 2012.

Objective
The purpose of the grant is reflected in Cemat's objective to attract and retain the most skilled and competent employees with a view to maintaining and supporting long-term value creation for the company.

Participants,  exercise periods and subscription price
A total of up to 10,776,589 warrants are granted, entitling the holders to subscribe for up to 10,776,589 shares with a nominal value of DKK 0.25 each. The CEO is granted 6,451,870 warrants, the Director of Logistics, Sales andMarketing is granted 1,128,000 warrants and the other managerial employees of the Group are granted the remaining 3,196,719 warrants.

From 26 April 2015 until 26 April 2017,  exercise may take place twice a year within a four-week exercise window starting on the date of the announcement of either the financial statements or the interim financial statements.

For the CEO, each warrant entitles him to subscribe for one share with a nominal value of DKK 0.25 each at a subscription price of DKK 0.40 plus an annual hurdle rate of 8%. The price is fixed on the basis of the last 30 business days leading up to the date of employment of the CEO, 1 January 2012.

For the other participants, the subscription price is DKK 0.51 plus the same hurdle rate. This price is fixed on the basis of the last 30 business days leading up to the date of the annual general meeting, 25 April 2012.

Conditions
Regardless of the number of warrants granted, the gains from the exercise of warrants of the two members of the Management Board may not exceed a total of 300% of their annual pay before tax on the date of the grant. For the other managerial employees, an upper limit of 100% applies.

If a member of the Management Board resigns, all warrants shall automatically lapse without compensation irrespective of whether his employment contract is terminated by himself or the company prior to exercise.

For the other managerial employees, all warrants shall automatically lapse without compensation if the employment relationship is terminated prior to the exercise of warrants for reasons other than those set out below:

  1. The relevant managerial employee resigns due to age or state pension,
  2. The employment relationship is terminated by the managerial employee provided that the termination is due to the company's material breach of the employment contract,
  3. The employment relationship is terminated by the company provided that the termination is not due to the managerial employee's breach of the employment contract, or
  4. In the event of death where the estate is entitled to keep the warrants granted. 

Market value
As at 26 April 2012, the total market value of the issued warrants was estimated at DKK 1,939,786. The market value of the issued warrants was calculated at DKK 0.18 each, based on the Black-Scholes formula with a volatility calculated at 62.7%, a risk-free interest rate of 0.4% p.a. and a share price of DKK 0.51.

Conditions on warrants for the CEO are outlined in the Articles of Association, appendix 1. Conditions on warrants for managerial employees are outlined in appendix 2.