Bunge launches one-time performance-based RSU plan tied to Viterra integration synergies

Reuters04-02
Bunge launches one-time performance-based RSU plan tied to Viterra integration synergies
  • Bunge rolled out a special, one-time Executive Integration Incentive Program tied to integration work on Viterra acquisition.
  • Program uses performance-based restricted stock units that pay out based on cumulative run-rate cost synergy targets over 2026-2028.
  • Chief Executive Officer Gregory Heckman was allocated 63,281 PBRSUs under plan.
  • Other named executive officers received PBRSU allocations, including Chief Operating Officer Julio Garros with 19,501.
  • Earned PBRSUs are scheduled to vest and settle in registered shares following performance certification at end of performance period.


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