Corporate Governance
German Securities Prospectus Act, s. 10
Every company listed on a German stock exchange must issue an annual document, that is to say: At least once a year it must publish a single document that contains or refers to certain information of interest to the financial markets that it has published in the preceding 12 months. The requirement is in the German Securities Prospectus Act, s. 10, which entered force July 1, 2007.
SAP AG published the following information in fiscal year 2008:
- 2008 Financial reports
- Financial reports for full fiscal year 2007
- 2008 Documents related to General Meetings of Shareholders
- Dividend announcement for fiscal year 2007
(June 3, 2008)
- 2008 Financial calendar
- Ad-hoc news required by the German Securities Trading Act, s. 15 *
- Directors' dealings notices required by the German Securities Trading Act, s. 15a
- Public notices concerning voting interests in SAP AG *
- Announcements required pursuant to German securities laws *
- Announcement concerning cancelation of shares and reduction of capital stock
- Announcements relating to a public offer for the shares of Business Objects S.A.
(third-country announcements in the meaning of the German Securities Trading Act (WpHG), section 30e (1)(3):
- Public notice of January 3, 2008
- Public notice of January 15, 2008
- Public notice of January 17, 2008
- Public notice of January 19, 2008
- Public notice of January 19, 2008
- Public notice of January 23, 2008
- Public notice of January 24, 2008
- Public notice of January 28, 2008
- Public notice of January 30, 2008
and
- Public notice of February 6, 2008
- Public notices required pursuant to U.S. securities laws*
* If the link does not work, the documents to which this annual document refers are available free of charge from SAP AG Investor Relations
(e-mail: investor@sap.com).
Note: The documents to which this annual document refers may no longer be current. SAP does not have an obligation to update this information.