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8SHAREHOLDERS’ MEETING
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS TO THE COMBINED ORDINARY AND EXTRAORDINARY SHAREHOLDERS’ MEETING
Emmanuel Babeau, Deputy Chief Executive Officer in charge of Finance and Legal Affairs
I– Elements of compensation due or awarded for the year
Amounts submitted to the vote Description
1) Fixed portion EUR550,000 Gross annual fixed compensation of EUR550,000 from January1, 2014 to
December31, 2014 set by the board of directors on February19, 2014.
2) Annual variable EUR726,000 The target variable portion is 100% of the fixed compensation. This portion
portion may vary from 0 to 200% depending on the achievement of objectives. The
target variable portion of Mr.Babeau was increased by 90% for 2013 to
100% for 2014 to strengthen:
the variability of the compensation in relation to the company's
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performance, in particular following the significant extension of the
Schneider Electric perimeter with the acquisition of Invensys; and
his positioning in relation to the market of senior executives in companies
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of the CAC40, in addition to the market of senior executives of
international companies (American and European) in the Group's sector
of activity defined by a panel.
The board of directors, on February18, 2015, set the 2014 variable portion
of the compensation of Mr.Babeau, paid in March2015, at 132% of the
fixed compensation.
This achievement is broken down as follows:
1) in connection with Group criteria (70%), the variable portion amounted to
78% of the fixed portion;
The Group criteria included:
a Group economic criteria component. These criteria are based on
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organic sales growth (15%), adjusted EBITA (15%) and cash generation
targets (15%);
a component comprising criteria that are in line with the Connect
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company program and corporate social responsibility (25%), evaluated
among other things through customer satisfaction, solutions
development, the succession plan for key talent, and trends in the Planet
& Society Barometer;
2) with respect to individual objectives (30%), which are specific objectives,
and where possible, quantified, the board set the variable portion at 54% of
the fixed portion after verifying that the objectives had been achieved and
surpassed.
3) Performance shares EUR1,448,460 for 26,000 These 26,000 performance shares were allocated to EmmanuelBabeau as
performance shares according part of the France plan.
to the IFRSvaluation 100% of these performance shares are subject to performance criteria:
70% of the shares are contingent on the level of achievement of an
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adjusted EBITA operational margin objective at constant scope (scope of
consolidation on January1, 2014) for the 2014 and 2015 fiscal years
included within a range of 13% to 17%, which is the Group’s objective
through a normal cycle of activity; this objective was presented in early
2012, as part of the Connect Program.
The operating margin objective being based on an average over the
2014-2015 period, it is not disclosed to avoid interfering with the annual
guidance communicated to the market;
15% of the shares are conditioned upon achieving results on ROCE in line
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with the objective to return, within two years, to a ROCE level comparable
to the ROCE level prior to the acquisition of Invensys. ROCE is defined as
the ratio of adjusted EBITA after tax and the average capital employed.
15% of the shares are contingent on the progress of the “Planet &
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Society Barometer” index at the end of 2015 as follows: 0% if the index is
lower or equal to 8, 100% if the index is higher or equal to 9, with a linear
progression between the two points.
15% of the shares vested are subject to a holding requirement until such
time as Mr.Babeau ceases his duties. Furthermore, in the event vested
shares are sold, Mr.Babeau is required to reinvest 10% of the sale price in
Schneider Electric shares (net of taxes and contributions).
These obligations are suspended insofar as Mr.Babeau holds Schneider
Electric shares with a value representing twice his annual fixed
compensation.
The percentage of capital represented by Mr.Babeau’s share allocation is
0.004%.
Date of authorization by the Annual Shareholders' Meeting: April25, 2013
Resolution number: 16th
Date of the award decision by the board of directors: March31, 2014.
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