Absolute Performance Matrix definition

Absolute Performance Matrix means a table consisting of two axes, one axis showing Cumulative EBITDA for the applicable Business Unit for an Award Cycle, and the second axis showing Average ROCE for the applicable Business Unit. No Absolute Performance Payout will be made for performance below the minimum Cumulative EDITDA or the minimum Average ROCE shown on the Absolute Performance Matrix. Each Absolute Performance Matrix shall have a point beyond which no additional Absolute Perfor- mance Payout will be made (with the maximum payout pursuant to each Absolute Performance Matrix being 200% of a Participant's Absolute Performance Target Award). The intersection points on the Absolute Performance Matrix shall be expressed as percentages. An illustrative example of an Absolute Performance Matrix is shown in Appendix A annexed hereto.
Absolute Performance Matrix means a table consisting of two axes, one axis showing Cumulative EBITDA for the applicable Business Unit for an Award Cycle, and the second axis showing Average ROCE for the applicable Business Unit. No Absolute Performance Payout will be made for

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