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Implementation of a long-term incentive plan based on performance shares
At its meeting on 24 May 2023, Sopra Steria Group’s Board of Directors made use of the authorisation granted by Resolution 27 adopted at the Combined General Meeting of 1 June 2022 and decided to set up a long-term incentive (LTI) plan for the Group’s senior managers, and to grant 3,000 rights to shares under this plan to Cyril Malargé, Chief Executive Officer.
Rights to shares are subject to a condition of continued employment and strict performance conditions, as well as a grant condition related to the target of increasing the proportion of women in senior management positions set by the Board of Directors.
The condition of continued employment will be verified on 30 June 2026. For all beneficiaries, including the Chief Executive Officer, the Board of Directors retains the right to waive the condition of continued employment, in whole or in part, in derogation of the foregoing and on an entirely exceptional basis, depending on the circumstances (in particular the reason and arrangements for the beneficiary’s departure, the date of departure with respect to the term of the plan, and the expected benefit of the Company granting the exception), also taking into account a reservation of principle of some of the shareholders on the decision to maintain the rights to performance shares, beyond the prorated portion over the vesting period elapsed.
Achievement of performance conditions and the additional grant condition will be measured by calculating the average of the following:
The Chief Executive Officer, Cyril Malargé, is subject to the same rules as all the other beneficiaries under this plan. However, the Board of Directors decided that he must also retain at least 50% of the vested shares allocated to him under this plan throughout his entire term of office.
In addition, Cyril Malargé has agreed not to hedge any performance shares until the applicable holding period has expired.