By Eduard Gismatullin – Feb 7, 2011 6:35 PM GMT+0000
Royal Dutch Shell Plcs Chief Executive Officer Peter Voser and five other executives agreed to convert the maximum proportion of their bonus into stock.
Voser got 50 percent of his 2010 bonus, or the equivalent of 1.875 million euros ($2.55 million), converted into 73,457 class-A shares, the company said today in a statement.
Five more executives, including Chief Financial Officer Simon Henry, also converted half of their bonuses into shares. Marvin Odum, president of Shells U.S. business, was the only one listed in the statement who converted 25 percent of its bonus into the company shares.
The executive directors have the option of being paid at least 25 percent and not more than 50 percent of their bonuses in shares under the deferred bonus plan, according to the statement.
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