INDIA: "Employees shun stock options on volatile market: Many firms are reducing their ... - istockAnalyst.com (press release)"
Jun. 7--Employee stock options (Esops), the incentive offered by
companies seeking to retain talent, seem to have lost their sheen
because of the volatility in share prices and the rising cost of
borrowings, experts say. An increasing number of Esops granted by
managements to employees have lapsed.
Out of four firms that form a part of the benchmark 30-share Sensex of
the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and have published their 2009-10 annual
reports, three reported an increase in the number of Esops that expired
in their last accounting year.
The sharpest increase in the number of Esops lapsing was witnessed by
Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), India's most valuable company and perhaps
the largest issuer of Esops in absolute terms.
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