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Issue Price<br />
The Exercise Price (as defined under the Scheme) for each Share in respect of which an Option is<br />
exercisable shall be determined and fixed by the Committee and shall be either :<br />
(a) the market value equal to the weighted average share price of the Shares for the last trading day<br />
immediately preceding the relevant date of grant of the Option (the “Market Price”); or<br />
(b) the nominal value of the Shares, whichever is greater; or<br />
(c) a price set at a discount to the Market Price or the nominal value of the Shares, whichever is<br />
greater.<br />
Options with discounted Exercise Price will only be granted to deserving executives and employees of<br />
our Group whose performance have been consistently sterling and/or whose future contributions and<br />
value-add to our Group would be invaluable.<br />
The amount of discount in respect of such Options is to be determined during the financial period when<br />
the Options are granted and the maximum discount shall not exceed 20% of the Market Price (or such<br />
other percentage or amount as may be prescribed or permitted for the time being by the SGX-ST).<br />
Our Company believes that the ability to offer discounted Options (“Incentive Options”) will operate as a<br />
means to compliment good executives and employees for their outstanding performance and a reward for<br />
their valuable and dedicated service to our Group. Incentive Options will not only motivate good<br />
executives and employees to continue to excel and become more dedicated and loyal to our Group, it<br />
also secures our employment of them through the implementation of a longer vesting period before the<br />
Incentive Options may be fully exercised.<br />
Further, our Company believes that the grant of Incentive Options to such executives and employees will<br />
provide an added incentive for them to focus more on improving the profitability and returns of our Group<br />
and enhance shareholder value, which will benefit all Shareholders when these are eventually reflected<br />
through share price appreciation. Incentive Options would also be perceived as an added privilege by the<br />
executives and employees of our Group, thus inspiring them to work hard and produce good results to<br />
qualify themselves for Incentive Options.<br />
In this respect, our Group has proposed that the quantum of discount to be given will be determined, at<br />
the absolute discretion of the Committee, based on the performance of our Group with reference to our<br />
Group’s earnings per Share growth during the financial period (the “Last Financial Period”) immediately<br />
preceding the financial period when the Options are granted as compared to the financial period prior to<br />
the Last Financial Period, in accordance with Rule 8 in the Rules of the Scheme, as set out in Appendix<br />
D of this Prospectus.<br />
Our Company has decided that regardless of the level of growth during the financial period when the<br />
Options are granted, the equivalent discount quantum for its Incentive Options will only be up to a<br />
maximum of 20%. Our Company feels that if the employees are able to drive the growth of our Group, a<br />
discount of up to 20% for the Incentive Options should be a reasonable and fair quantum to sufficiently<br />
reward them for their effort.<br />
In any case, our Company is of the view that a discount quantum of up to 20% will enable our Group to<br />
have greater flexibility to use share options as a means of building a variable component into the<br />
remuneration package of our employees without compromising on their performance standard and<br />
efficiency. It would enable our Group to introduce a refreshing manner of motivating employees to<br />
maximise their performance which they would also benefit as Shareholders of our Company thereby<br />
spurring them to optimise their performance standards and efficiency, which is vital to our Group’s<br />
success.<br />
Further, the ability to grant Incentive Options to our employees would help our Group to persuade<br />
employees to accept necessary caps on their salary growth and enable us to retain good employees who<br />
have the motivation and attributes to pursue continuous improvement in performance and are able to add<br />
value to our Company.<br />
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