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Notice on Reduction and Voluntary Return of Executive Remuneration
May 26, 2020
Tokyo(May 26, 2020) Konica Minolta, Inc. announced that its executives will voluntarily return part of their remuneration, considering the fact that the year-end dividend for the year ended March 31, 2020 (April 1, 2019 to March 31, 2020) (the year-end dividend) was reduced by 5 yen from the previous year. In addition, the performance-linked remuneration decided at Compensation Committee on May 25 and reported to Board of Directors today is herein disclosed.
1. Amount of return remuneration
| President & CEO | 30% of fixed monthly remuneration |
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| Senior Vice Presidents and Senior Executive Officers | 15% of fixed monthly remuneration |
| Executive Officers | 10% of fixed monthly remuneration |
| Chairman of the Board | 20% of fixed monthly remuneration |
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2. Term
Three months from May 2020
3. Performance-linked remuneration
The annual performance-linked remuneration and the mid-term performance-linked stock bonus for the year ended March 31, 2020, for the executive officers were determined in accordance with the policy regarding the determination of remuneration stipulated in Compensation Committee in advance. The annual performance-linked remuneration is calculated in accordance with financial performance for the fiscal year, the degree of attainment of annual performance targets and progress of each executive officer’s key operational measures as well as other factors. The mid-term performance-linked stock bonus is calculated in accordance with the degree of attainment of the targets set by the medium-term business plan. These performance-linked remunerations for executive officers, which were decided based on financial performance for the fiscal year under review, decreased substantially compared with the previous fiscal year.
As the result of the above, the total annual remuneration (the total amount of remuneration that should be recorded as expenses in the fiscal year under review) of President & CEO, Shoei Yamana, decreased by 43% from the previous fiscal year.