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“You Have to Make Sure Your IP Assets Don’t Walk out the Door”
09.01.2008
Martin A. Goetz is internationally recognized as the holder of the first software patent in 1968 and as a pioneer of the independent software industry. He is also recognized for his work in software product protection through copyright and patent law and for combating unfair competitive practices in software by hardware manufacturers. Now 40 years later, Goetz is an active investor in software and Internet companies. With SAP.info he discussed the early days of third party software as well as the challenges the business faces today.
SAP Recommends Dividend Increase
22.03.2007
The Executive Board and the Supervisory Board of SAP AG recommend that shareholders approve a dividend of Euro 0.46 per ordinary share at this year’s Annual General Meeting of shareholders. This would represent an increase of 27 percent over the 2005 dividend.
SAP Successfully Implemented Change in Share Capital
21.12.2006
SAP AG successfully implemented the increase of the company’s subscribed capital from corporate funds, which was approved by the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders on May 9, 2006.
Shareholders Will Receive Three Additional New Shares for Each Existing Share
10.05.2006
The annual general shareholder meeting of SAP AG on Tuesday approved all agenda items with a large majority. For the 2005 fiscal year, shareholders will receive a dividend of Euro 1.45 per share (2004: Euro 1.10). This is a 32 percent increase over the previous year’s dividend. With a dividend payout ratio of 30 percent (previous year: 26 percent), a total of Euro 447 million will be paid out to shareholders (previous year: Euro 340 million).
SAP Recommends Dividend Increase
17.03.2005
The Executive Board and the Supervisory Board of SAP AG recommend that shareholders approve a dividend of Euro 1.10 per ordinary share at this year’s Annual General Meeting. This would represent an increase of 37.5 percent over the 2003 dividend of Euro 0.80 per ordinary share.
