Dai, Xiangbo 戴祥波

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Organisation Last
position		 Year-end Fees Salary &
benefits		 Bonus Retire Share-
based		 Total

2012 HKD'000
Haitian International Holdings Limited INED 2012-12-31 20 20
Shenzhou International Group Holdings Limited INED 2012-12-31 25 5 29
Total 45 5 0 0 0 49

2011 HKD'000
Haitian International Holdings Limited INED 2011-12-31 78 78
Shenzhou International Group Holdings Limited INED 2011-12-31 73 24 98
Total 151 24 0 0 0 176

2010 HKD'000
Haitian International Holdings Limited INED 2010-12-31 75 75
Shenzhou International Group Holdings Limited INED 2010-12-31 71 9 80
Total 146 9 0 0 0 155

2009 HKD'000
Haitian International Holdings Limited INED 2009-12-31 73 73
Shenzhou International Group Holdings Limited INED 2009-12-31 68 11 80
Total 141 11 0 0 0 153

2008 HKD'000
Haitian International Holdings Limited INED 2008-12-31 68 68
Shenzhou International Group Holdings Limited INED 2008-12-31 68 11 79
Total 136 11 0 0 0 147

2007 HKD'000
Haitian International Holdings Limited INED 2007-12-31 64 64
Shenzhou International Group Holdings Limited INED 2007-12-31 64 19 83
Total 128 19 0 0 0 147

2006 HKD'000
Haitian International Holdings Limited INED 2006-12-31 50 50
Shenzhou International Group Holdings Limited INED 2006-12-31 60 10 70
Total 110 10 0 0 0 120

2005 HKD'000
Shenzhou International Group Holdings Limited INED 2005-12-31 5 2 7
Total 5 2 0 0 0 7

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  2. If a director sits on the boards of both a listed company and its listed subsidiary, then the parent company records will normally include the pay at the subsidiary, so you should subtract that when looking at annual totals.

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