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How is the SARs calculated?

  • A Stock Appreciation Right is a contractual promise to pay Cash Bonus after vesting of the award, tied to the price of the Company’s equity shares.
  • Based on the market value of Company share as on the date of exercise, the ‘Stock Appreciation’ earned by you is calculated by the Company.
  • This is the difference between the market value and the aggregate exercise price of the exercised units.
  • Stock Appreciation is considered as Bonus, and is taxed similarly.
Updated on March 31, 2021

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