Examples of Discretionary Share Option Plan in a sentence
During the 6 months ended 30 September 2010 the Group introduced a Discretionary Share Option Plan (‘DSOP’) which uses share options to provide long-term incentives to senior management of the Group.
The share awards were granted at nil cost to the director.Also on 13 March 2007, share option awards under the company’s Discretionary Share Option Plan of 625,000, 375,000 and 250,000 shares were made to Mr Glocer, Mr Wenig and Mr Grigson respectively.
The maximum combined grant which can be made in any financial year is 300% of salary (200% of salary under the LTIP and 100% of salary under the Discretionary Share Option Plan).
The Company also assumed options under the SGB Group Plc Discretionary Share Option Plan 1997 (the “SGB Plan”) upon Harsco’s acquisition of SGB Group Plc (“SGB”) in 2000.
The Company operates a Discretionary Share Option Plan (DSOP 2008) and full details of the share options outstanding under that plan are contained within the Report of the Board to the Shareholders on Remuneration Policy.
When the number of parts in repair is low, the probability of backorders will also be low and hence in this situation, giving priority to inspection could be beneficial.For this reason, we will compare (repair) workload-based capacity priority policies.
TalkTalk Discretionary Shares The TalkTalk Discretionary Share Option Plan (‘DSOP’) is designed to provide a long term incentive plan for certain employees of the TalkTalk Group businesses.
The company issues share-based payments under the S&U plc 2008 Discretionary Share Option Plan and the cost of these share based payments is based on the fair value of options granted as required by IFRS 2.
The number of Shares which may be allocated, as defined in Rule 4.5, under the Plan on any day shall not, when added to the aggregate of the number of Shares which have been allocated in the previous 10 years under the Plan and any other Discretionary Share Option Plan adopted by the Company, exceed that number of Shares that represents 5% of the ordinary share capital of the Company in issue immediately prior to that day.
A new type of discretionary scheme called Company Share Option Plan (CSOP) replaced the previous Discretionary Share Option Plan (DSOP) in 19961.