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ÅF AB (STO:ANGPB) For further information, please contact: Jonas Ågrup, CFO +46 (0)70-333 04 95 Viktor Svensson, Director, Corporate Information +46 (0)70-657 20 26
At their Annual General Meeting held on 23 April 2008 the shareholders in ÅF AB resolved to implement a new performance-related share savings programme for up to 150 key individuals within the company, including the President/CEO. The purpose of this long-term incentive programme is to motivate ÅF employees to remain loyal to the company and to continue to perform strongly in their professional roles.
Employees who participate in the performance-related share programme for 2008 can reserve a sum corresponding to a maximum of 5 percent of their gross salary for the purchase of ÅF class B shares on the OMX Nordic Exchange in Stockholm over a 12-month period with effect from the implementation of the programme.
By the time the application period had expired 100 ÅF employees in senior positions had expressed an interest in purchasing approximately 20,600 shares for the entire 2008 programme.
In the event that the performance targets that have been set up are achieved, some 87,000 shares will be transferred to the employees without consideration during 2011 and 2012. This can lead to a 0.5% dilution of earnings per share.
Information about the proposal in its entirety is available on the ÅF AB homepage - afconsult.com.
ÅF AB Corporate Information
ÅF is a leader in technical consulting, with expertise founded on more than a century of experience. We offer highly qualified services and solutions for industrial processes, infrastructure projects and the development of products and IT systems. We are also a leading name in testing and inspection. Today ÅF has more than 4,000 employees. Our base is in Europe, but our business and our clients are found all over the world.
