EBITDA Growth definition
Examples of EBITDA Growth in a sentence
All PRSUs that do not become Actual PRSUs shall be cancelled and be null and void on the date the Committee calculates the Adjusted EBITDA Growth Rate for the last calendar year in the Performance Period, which shall occur within sixty (60) days of the end of the Performance Period (the “Calculation Date”).
Notwithstanding anything above to the contrary, if the Company fails to achieve positive EBITDA Growth or EPS Growth during any Performance Period, no more than 50% of the Annual EBITDA Shares or Annual EPS Shares, as the case may be, shall vest as a result of the Company’s achievement of the relevant relative growth levels.
For each Performance Period, the EBITDA Shares allocable to such Performance Period (the “Annual EBITDA Shares”), shall vest on the applicable Performance Vesting Date based upon the achievement of Absolute EBITDA Growth or Relative EBITDA Growth during such Performance Period as provided in Section B(iii) or B(iv) of this Exhibit (the “EBITDA Level”), using the higher percentage vesting arrived at using the formulas above.
The number of PSU’s will be vested and delivered based on the level of (x) Absolute EBITDA Growth or Relative EBITDA Growth, (y) Absolute EPS Growth or Relative EPS Growth and (z) Free Cash Flow achieved, as specified below.
Payouts for the Relative EBITDA Growth and Relative EPS Growth that is at the 50th percentile or higher shall equal (1) 50% plus (2) (a) the difference between (x) the actual percentile performance of the Company, minus (y) 50th percentile, where each percentile is converted to a percent (for example, the 60th percentile is equivalent to 60%), times (b) 1.25.