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<strong>Punch</strong> <strong>Taverns</strong> <strong>plc</strong><br />

<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> and Financial Statements <strong>2011</strong><br />

<strong>Report</strong> on Directors’ remuneration continued<br />

Directors’ interests in the Group’s share plans<br />

Long Term Incentive Plan (LTIP)<br />

The following table sets out the awards made under the LTIP. Full details of the operation of the LTIP are set out in the first part of<br />

this report.<br />

Date of<br />

award<br />

Date of<br />

release<br />

Share price<br />

at date of<br />

award (£)<br />

Value of shares conditionally awarded<br />

Number<br />

Percentage<br />

as at<br />

of salary at<br />

22 August<br />

date of<br />

2010 £000 award<br />

Awarded<br />

during the<br />

period<br />

Value of shares released<br />

Market price<br />

at date of<br />

release /<br />

lapse (£)<br />

Lapsed<br />

during the<br />

period<br />

Gain on<br />

release<br />

£000<br />

Number<br />

as at<br />

20 August<br />

<strong>2011</strong><br />

Executive Directors<br />

Roger Whiteside 10.11.08 10.11.11 1.66 488,950 812 200 – – – – 488,950<br />

16.10.09 16.10.12 0.90 888,888 800 200 – – – – 888,888<br />

19.11.10 19.11.13 0.58 – 500 125 860,585 – – – 860,585<br />

Total 1,377,838 2,238,423<br />

Steve Dando 22.01.08 22.01.11 5.71 10,667 61 50 – 10,667 0.70 – –<br />

10.11.08 10.11.11 1.66 91,677 152 100 – – – – 91,677<br />

16.10.09 16.10.12 0.90 83,333 75 50 – – – – 83,333<br />

19.11.10 19.11.13 0.58 – 175 100 301,204 – – – 301,204<br />

Total 185,677 476,214<br />

Ian Dyson 13.10.10 05.05.13 0.72 – 1,737 200 2,412,150 – – – 2,412,150<br />

19.11.10 19.11.13 0.58 – 1,348 200 2,323,580 – – – 2,323,580<br />

Total – 4,735,730<br />

Giles Thorley 22.01.08 22.01.11 5.71 186,685 1,066 200 – 186,685 0.70 – –<br />

10.11.08 10.11.11 1.66 641,746 1,065 200 – 252,010 0.88 – 389,736<br />

16.10.09 16.10.12 0.90 1,166,666 1,050 200 – 820,712 0.88 – 345,954<br />

Total 1,995,097 1,259,407 735,690<br />

Phil Dutton 07.09.07 07.09.10 10.31 34,493 356 100 – 34,493 0.84 – –<br />

22.01.08 22.01.11 5.71 124,455 711 200 – 124,455 0.70 – –<br />

10.11.08 10.11.11 1.66 427,830 710 200 – 87,831 0.77 – 339,999<br />

16.10.09 16.10.12 0.90 777,777 700 200 – 400,953 0.77 – 376,824<br />

Total 1,364,555 716,823<br />

Mike Tye 07.07.08 07.07.11 2.71 299,954 813 200 – 299,954 0.73 – –<br />

10.11.08 10.11.11 1.66 488,950 812 200 – – – – 488,950<br />

16.10.09 16.10.12 0.90 888,888 800 200 – – – – 888,888<br />

19.11.10 19.11.13 0.58 – 499 125 860,585 860,585<br />

Total 1,677,792 2,238,423<br />

LTIP award-holders were originally granted awards over ordinary shares in <strong>Punch</strong> <strong>Taverns</strong> <strong>plc</strong>. As a result of the demerger, consistent<br />

with the treatment of shareholders, individuals received an award over one Spirit share for each <strong>Punch</strong> share under award to ensure<br />

they were kept whole. Awards will continue to run until the normal vesting dates and the total shareholder return targets will<br />

continue to apply. However, post demerger, TSR will relate only to <strong>Punch</strong>’s share price (i.e. the calculation assumes that the original<br />

notional shareholding in <strong>Punch</strong> <strong>Taverns</strong> <strong>plc</strong> which became a notional shareholding in an equal number of <strong>Punch</strong> <strong>Taverns</strong> <strong>plc</strong> and<br />

Spirit Pub Company <strong>plc</strong> shares on demerger was exchanged solely for a holding of <strong>Punch</strong> <strong>Taverns</strong> <strong>plc</strong> shares immediately after demerger).<br />

The Remuneration Committee agreed that outstanding LTIP awards held by Giles Thorley and Phil Dutton would continue to vest<br />

at the normal vesting dates subject to performance and time pro-rating to the relevant dates of cessation.<br />

The award granted to Ian Dyson on 13 October 2010 was awarded to compensate him for share awards which lapsed upon resigning<br />

from his previous employer. This award was granted in accordance with Listing Rule 9.4.2(2) and will normally be released between<br />

5 May 2013 and 4 May 2020 subject to continued employment and to the extent that total shareholder return targets are met.<br />

The vesting of the award is split equally according to the TSR performance of the Company against the two different comparators.<br />

12.5% of the award will be released for achievement of the median position against the pub sector group, and 12.5% for matching<br />

the TSR of the FTSE 250 Index. The award will vest in full if the Company’s annualised TSR exceeds the median of the pub sector<br />

group, and the FTSE 250 Index TSR, by five percentage points per annum. Straight-line vesting will occur between these two points.<br />

The award lapses on cessation of employment unless it is determined that the award should continue to vest on the normal vesting<br />

date, subject to performance conditions continuing to apply and a reduction for time pro-rating.<br />

Awards granted in 2008 will only be released if the Group’s total shareholder return is equal to or greater than the median level of<br />

performance of the comparator groups over the three-year holding period from the date of grant, at which point 25% of the award<br />

will be released. Full release of the award will occur for upper-quartile performance with straight-line release between the median and<br />

upper-quartile positions. Full details of the performance conditions attached to the 2009 and 2010 awards are detailed on page 35<br />

in the first part of this report.

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