An earn-out agreement is a contingent contract used in M&A transactions where the purchaser pays an initial amount at acquisition and agrees to pay additional future sums contingent on the target company meeting specified performance targets.
Shares in a company typically granted to select employees under specified conditions, such as tenure or performance targets, often employed as an alternative to share option schemes.
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