Power Solutions International board approves 2026 Phantom Unit Plan with cash-settled awards tied to stock value

Reuters03-11
Power Solutions International board approves 2026 Phantom Unit Plan with cash-settled awards tied to stock value

Power Solutions International’s board approved the 2026 Phantom Unit Plan on March 6, 2026, providing cash-settled Phantom Units tied to the company’s common stock. Each Phantom Unit pays an amount equal to the 30-trading-day average fair market value per share immediately before the applicable vesting date. Awards vest in three equal annual installments, and settlement is made as a lump-sum cash payment within 60 days after each vesting date. Full acceleration applies on death or disability, and in certain change-in-control termination scenarios within 24 months.

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