ESOP Pool definition
Examples of ESOP Pool in a sentence
No Name of Seller (as in bank records) Number of Equity Shares held Number of Preference Shares held Total Shares held (including ESOP Pool) Shareholding percent (fully diluted basis) 1.
The ESOP Pool shall be issued from time to time under such arrangements and plans as are approved by the Board.
The ESOP Pool shall constitute 5% (five percent) of the pre-Closing Share Capital as on the Effective Date and 3.70% (three point seventy percent) of the post-Closing Share Capital.
The ESOP Pool and each Share and share option thereunder shall be automatically cancelled and cease to exist at the Effective Time.
The Proxy Statement for the 1997 Company's Annual Meeting of Stockholders shall contain a proposal (the "Proposal") to stockholders to increase the Company's ESOP Pool by an additional 300,000 options for Common Stock, and such Proposal shall be recommended for approval to the Company's stockholders by the Company's Board of Directors.
The Price Per Share reflects a Company pre-money fully-diluted valuation of US$ 79,902,386, which takes into account an increase of the number of Ordinary Shares, nominal value NIS 0.01 each, of the Company (“Ordinary Shares”) reserved for issuance under the Company's employee stock option plan (the "ESOP Pool") by 1,713 Ordinary Shares.
No Name Number of Equity Shares held Number of Preference Shares held Number of Subscription Shares (CCPS) held Total Shares held (including ESOP Pool) Shareholding percent (fully diluted basis) 1.
Any increase in the number of Shares reserved under the ESOP Pool shall be approved by the Requisite Investors.
The Company further represents that options exercisable for only 6,555,845 Ordinary Shares from the ESOP Pool were issued to the Employees prior to the Closing.
Founders agree that any change in the capital table of the Company, including but not limited to creation of ESOP Pool, raising a new round of investment through allotment of Company’s shares and transfer of shares to a third party, shall be subject to unanimous approval of the Founders.