RENOVA sharpens long-term incentives with expanded performance-based stock plan

RENOVA ( (JP:9519) ) has provided an announcement.

RENOVA has decided to continue and revise its performance-based stock compensation plan for internal directors and executive officers at the parent and subsidiaries, strengthening the link between management pay, long-term performance and shareholder value. The revised plan, which remains subject to shareholder approval in June, significantly raises the maximum number of shares that can be granted, shifts performance evaluation to an annual basis within each five-year plan period, and adds operating profit as a key metric alongside growth in renewable and storage capacity, aligning incentives more tightly with its 2030 medium-term business plan.

Under the updated structure, compensation will be delivered through a share delivery trust, combining performance share and restricted stock elements to ensure executives share both upside and downside in the share price. Directors and officers will receive stock and cash-equivalent proceeds only after annual performance assessments are finalized and a waiting period of up to two years has elapsed, reinforcing a medium- to long-term focus in strategic decision-making and capital allocation.

More about RENOVA

RENOVA, Inc. is a Japanese renewable energy company listed on the Prime Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. It develops, owns and operates renewable power plants and energy storage facilities across Asia, aiming to build green and sustainable energy systems and position itself as a regional leader in clean energy.

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