Hellenic Exchanges seek re-pricing of underwater options

22 April 2009

Sarah Wilson

Latest News

Australia narrows climate reporting scope mid‑rollout

Minerva Proxy Update

Follow This challenges Shell days before key vote

SRD III is Europe’s chance to fix proxy plumbing

SEC Steps Closer to Unwinding Climate Disclosure Rules

Minerva Proxy Update

Featured Briefings

Australia Proxy Season Review 2025

2026 Proxy Season Preview

Diversity Divergence: Shareholders Steadfast Amid Pervasive Political Posturing

Just a year after approving a new share option programme, shareholders at Hellenic Exchanges (ATH:EXAE) are being asked at their AGM on 6 May to approve the repricing of share options granted during 2008.

The options were originally granted at an exercise price of €11.76, with one third vesting annually from the first anniversary of grant. At the 2009 AGM, a resolution seeks to reduce the exercise price to the closing market price on the date of the 2009 AGM. The current share price stands at €6.40.

The Board of Directors, in making the decision on the repricing, took  'into consideration the negative economic climate and the significant drop of exchanges internationally, which has also affected the share price of the Company'. The repricing is however very sharp practice and a measure that is likely to be resisted by many international shareholders.

For further background, please see Manifest's meeting business report.

Related Stories

Minerva Proxy Update

May 15, 2026
Read More

Minerva Proxy Update

May 2, 2026
Read More
AGM

BP’s AGM votes: governance opacity, not just protest

April 24, 2026
Read More
AGM, Shareholer Proposals, Proxy Season

Minerva Proxy Update

April 24, 2026
Read More

ExxonMobil’s Retail Voting Programme, Texas Redomicile and the Architecture of Shareholder Disempowerment

April 13, 2026
Read More