• Qiagen published its 2025 remuneration report, outlining a Managing Board pay framework centered on short-term incentives tied only to corporate goals and long-term incentives measured over three years.
• Vesting under 2023-2025 long-term incentive plan reached 75% of target.
• Short-term incentive payout for Managing Board was based solely on corporate goals, with achievement at 106% of target.
• Long-term incentives remained largest pay component, representing more than 70% of remuneration for Managing Board members.
• Company plans to propose 2026 policy changes including a relative total shareholder return modifier for long-term incentive grants and higher maximum payout opportunities for short-term and long-term incentives.

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