Chart Industries Awards Retention Bonuses to Key Executives Amid Merger

Reuters2025-12-30
Chart Industries Awards Retention Bonuses to Key Executives Amid Merger

Chart Industries Inc. has entered into new retention bonus agreements with key executives in connection with its planned merger with Baker Hughes Company. Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary Herbert Hotchkiss and Chief Human Resources Officer Gerry Vinci will each receive a one-time retention bonus of $750,000, payable by December 31, 2025, provided they remain employed until nine months after the merger closes. Chief Technology Officer Joseph Belling will receive a $200,000 retention bonus, which will vest twelve months after the merger, contingent on his continued employment. If Belling is terminated without cause or resigns for good reason before the vesting date, the bonus will vest in full.

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