RENOVA Expands Stock Compensation Plan for External Directors to Deepen Shareholder Alignment

An update from RENOVA ( (JP:9519) ) is now available.

RENOVA will maintain and partially revise its non-performance-based stock compensation plan for external directors, increasing the maximum trust contribution for acquiring shares from 50 million yen to 60 million yen and doubling the cap on shares and points from 31,000 to 61,000 per coverage period. The move is designed to more closely align external directors’ incentives with shareholder interests and the company’s share price, reinforcing governance support for its 2030 medium-term plan and long-term renewable energy growth strategy, subject to approval of officers’ compensation at the June 2026 shareholders’ meeting.

Under the existing share delivery trust, established in 2018 with Resona Bank and Custody Bank of Japan as trustees, external directors receive company shares or equivalent cash each fiscal year based on granted points under share delivery rules. By enlarging the stock-based component of their compensation, RENOVA aims to strengthen “same boat” oversight of management and enhance directors’ motivation to drive sustainable increases in corporate value and stock performance over the medium to long term.

More about RENOVA

RENOVA, Inc. is a Japan-based renewable energy company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market under stock code 9519. Guided by a mission to create green and sustainable energy systems and a vision to become Asia’s renewable energy leader, it focuses on developing and operating renewable power projects aligned with its Medium-Term Management Plan 2030.

Average Trading Volume: 1,519,219

Technical Sentiment Signal: Hold

Current Market Cap: Yen113.1B

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