Inmeta’s objective is to provide all its shareholders with the best possible return over time. In order to achieve this, the company gives priority to such measures as providing good information about its progress and position.

Corporate governance policy

To achieve success, every business must establish and maintain good relations with its stakeholders. This is also a crucial success factor for Inmeta, of course.

A good reputation and healthy financial development are preconditions for its ability to build up and maintain confidence among key target groups such as customers, investors, employees, suppliers, partners and the government.

This demands in turn that the business is run on the basis of good control and steering mechanisms. Open and honest communication with and equal rights for the company’s shareholders also play an essential role in improving shareholder value and bolstering confidence among investors.

Inmeta’s corporate governance policy is presented below. Other important guidelines for business management are laid down in Inmeta’s accounting principles. The company’s quality manuals, accounting principles and corporate governance policy are intended to help ensure coherence between its attitudes and behaviour in all parts of the business.

Independence and neutrality

Inmeta places emphasis on independence and neutrality in all relationships between the board of directors, the executive management and the shareholders.

The concepts of independence, neutrality and standard business principles apply equally to relations with other stakeholder groups, such as customers, suppliers, banks and others. The company will not publish specific assumptions on future turnover and profits.