Invalda INVL Launches New Employee Stock Option Program
Invalda INVL Implements Employee Stock Option Agreements
Invalda INVL has embarked on a new endeavor by signing stock option contracts with its employees involved in companies where Invalda holds 50% or more of the shares. This agreement concerns a total of 24,008 ordinary registered shares of Invalda INVL. These actions align with the rules established for granting equity incentives, as well as the resolution from the Annual General Meeting held on April 30, 2025.
Understanding the Share Options
As part of this initiative, employees will have the opportunity to receive these shares at no cost in 2028, following the prescriptions outlined in the option agreements. Each share has a nominal value of EUR 0.29. Furthermore, should the company distribute dividends or allocate free funds per share before the shares are granted in 2028, the number of shares awarded will be adjusted. This adjustment will be made based on a formula approved by shareholders at the April 30, 2025 meeting, thus ensuring the financial rationale of the share purchase agreement remains intact.
Historical Context of Stock Option Agreements
Since the initiation of stock option agreements in 2016, the company, alongside its group companies, has executed agreements totaling 791,650 shares of Invalda INVL, which includes the contracts established this year. This reflects Invalda INVL's commitment toward fostering employee involvement and loyalty through equity participation.
Objectives of the Program
The primary aim of introducing this stock option plan is to bolster employee engagement and incentivize a strong performance culture within the organization. By granting stock options, Invalda INVL enables its employees to become stakeholders, aligning their interests with the long-term success of the company.
Contact Information
Should you have any inquiries or require additional information regarding the stock option agreements, please reach out to:
Darius Šulnis
CEO of Invalda INVL
darius.sulnis@invl.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the key features of the new stock option agreements?
The agreements involve 24,008 shares, allowing employees to receive shares free of charge in 2028, pending certain conditions.
How does the stock option plan benefit employees?
It aligns employees' interests with the company's growth, fostering a culture of ownership and engagement.
When will the shares be allocated to employees?
Employees will receive the shares in 2028, contingent on the conditions outlined in the agreements.
How many shares have been allocated since the program started?
Since 2016, a total of 791,650 shares have been allocated through various stock option agreements.
Who can I contact for more information?
You can contact Darius Šulnis, CEO of Invalda INVL, at darius.sulnis@invl.com.
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