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Clawback and malus

Furthermore, the board approved the implementation of clawback and malus provisions effective for

the December 2017 allocation. Clawback and malus apply where material misstatements of financial

results or other calculation errors resulting in overpayment of incentives are recovered from the

employee, or corrected in the case of such errors. Thus the 2017 PSP allocations were made inclusive

of the clawback and malus provisions which will become enforceable upon approval by the MTN

shareholders at the annual general meeting.

Performance of the scheme

A summary of the allocation is as follows:

Condition achieved

Grant date

Vesting date Adjusted free cash flow Total shareholder return

29/06/16^

29/12/18

–

–

28/12/16

28/12/19

–

–

18/12/17^^

18/12/20

–

–

^ This allocation was in respect of December 2015 and had been deferred as the company was trading under cautionary.

^^ Allocation made under new revisions.

Employee share ownership plan (ESOP)

During 2010, MTN approved the allocation of

shares to its lower-level employees under the

company’s broad-based employee share

scheme – employee share ownership plan

(ESOP).

The scheme was intended to incentivise the

designated employees and to identify them

more closely with the activities of the company

with the aim of promoting their continued

growth by giving them shares. Participating

employees under the ESOP scheme had to

retain ownership of their shares for a period of

five years until December 2015, when the

scheme matured.

During 2016, the board approved a second

allocation of shares to designated employees

under the 2016 MTN employee share ownership

plan (2016 ESOP). This scheme is managed

under trust. The first allocation of awards

was made to qualifying employees on

1 December 2017.

MTN Group Limited

Integrated Report 2017

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Governance, people

and remuneration