Ambest seeks shareholder approval for employee share option scheme of up to 10% of issued shares
Bitget2026/10/28 09:33- Ambest Group will seek shareholder approval at its forthcoming extraordinary general meeting for an employee share option scheme.
- The revised proposal caps the scheme at 10% of issued shares, excluding treasury shares, down from 30%.
- Directors, major shareholders and the chief executive are excluded from participation.
- The scheme would run for five years, extendable by up to five years; exercise prices may carry discounts of up to 10%.
- The board considers the proposal in the best interests of the company and its shareholders.
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