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Disclosures in accordance with Art. 663bbis of the Swiss Code of Obligations:        
  Board of Directors   Total compensation 2010 Total compensation 2011 Compensation1) Compensation for additional services2)
  CHF          
             
  Dr Eduard Rikli, Chairman   123,018 125,375 125,375 -
  Dr Reto Mengiardi, Vice Chairman Until 04.05.11 299,158 49,410 42,170 7,240
  Kurt Baumgartner, Vice Chairman3) From 04.05.11 72,000 76,000 76,000 -
  Jörg Aeberhard3) Until 10.05.10 22,317 - - -
  Placi Berther From 04.05.11 - 37,874 35,434 2,440
  Christoffel Brändli   38,020 35,937 35,937 -
  Dr Guy Bühler3)   70,000 76,000 76,000 -
  Rudolf Hübscher   39,239 37,188 37,188  
  Claudio Lardi From 04.05.11 - 28,422 28,422 -
  Guido Lardi Until 04.05.11 38,020 12,827 12,827 -
  Rolf W. Mathis3)   39,300 37,600 37,600 -
  Dr Martin Schmid3)   51,316 87,309 87,309 -
  Dr Hans Schulz3)   39,600 39,300 39,300 -
  Antonio Taormina3)   44,600 47,900 47,900 -
  Michael Wider3) From 10.05.10 16,583 33,000 33,000  
  Total   893,171 724,142 714,462 9,680

1) The compensation amount includes a Board of Directors fee and meeting expenses.

2) Compensation for legal assessment and advice provided in the 2011 financial year. These services were compensated at standard market rates.

3) In line with the instructions of the members of the Board of Directors concerned, the total compensation or Board of Directors fee is transferred to the member's employer.

Disclosures in accordance with Art. 663bbis of the Swiss Code of Obligations:          
  Executive Board Total compensation 2010 Total compensation 2011 Gross salaries (fixed) Gross salaries (variable) Retirement provision and other services
  CHF          
             
  Kurt Bobst, CEO 929,989 834,533 471,081 189,606 173,846
  Other Executive Board members 3,211,355 3,174,157 1,648,736 696,300 829,121
  Total 4,141,344 4,008,690 2,119,817 885,906 1,002,967

On 1 January 2010 the Executive Board was increased in size from four to six members due to the company's growth.

In the 2007 financial year, a profit-sharing model was introduced for members of the Executive Board which led to bonus payments of TCHF 239 for the first time in 2010. The model is explained in the Corporate Governance section of the Annual Report. At 31 December 2011 there are obligations of TCHF 268 (previous year: TCHF 134) arising from this renewed profit-sharing model, which were accrued in the financial statements in the respective period.

No other compensation or loans exist in accordance with Art. 663bbis of the Swiss Code of Obligations.