Company Co. has 1,000 employees and it decides to grant each of the employees 200 share options as part of its new rewards plan. The options are exercisable over 5 years and subject only to the condition that the company's stock price must be at least 30% higher than its original issue price. Company Co.'s share-based payments are subject to: Non-market performance conditions Service condition Service and market performance conditions Non-vesting condition

Company Co. has 1,000 employees and it decides to grant each of the employees 200 share options as part of its new rewards plan. The options are exercisable over 5 years and subject only to the condition that the company's stock price must be at least 30% higher than its original issue price. Company Co.'s share-based payments are subject to: Non-market performance conditions Service condition Service and market performance conditions Non-vesting condition

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