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Samsung replaces bonuses with stock units tied to 2028 performance, boosting long-term incentives.
Samsung Electronics has introduced a new performance-based stock compensation plan, replacing part of its existing bonus system with performance stock units (PSUs) tied to its stock price over a three-year period ending October 2028.
Employees at levels 1–2 will receive 200 base shares, while levels 3–4 get 300, with payouts adjusted based on stock performance—up to double the base amount if the stock doubles.
Shares will be distributed evenly from 2028.
The company also plans to let employees receive a portion of their annual bonuses in stock, with a 15% bonus in shares for those who hold them for at least a year.
The move aims to align employee incentives with long-term growth and shareholder value, particularly in the semiconductor sector, amid rising global competition and market pressures.
Samsung reemplaza las bonificaciones por unidades de acciones vinculadas al rendimiento de 2028, impulsando incentivos a largo plazo.