The withdrawn agenda items, numbered 14 through 16, were originally slated for shareholder approval during the meeting held this 15 June. By removing these proposals, the current board aims to grant the newly elected directors an opportunity to review and refine the incentive structure before it reaches a final vote. According to the company, the board intends to present a more comprehensive version of the program at a future general meeting, though no specific timeline for that follow-up session has been provided. CFO Heine Thorsgaard remains the primary point of contact for stakeholders seeking further clarification on the shift in corporate governance.