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Home Q&A Forum What is 'strike price' in my employee stock option agreement?

Business

Option Grant Agreement

California

Asked on Oct 10, 2022

What is 'strike price' in my employee stock option agreement?

Want to learn more about the agreement that is being presented to me. There is a 'strike price' that I am suppose to pay?

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Business

California

Answered 562 days ago

Michael M.

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The strike price is defined as the price that the employee can exercise his/her options at. For example, if the strike price is $1.00, at the point the 100s options have vested, the aggregate amount owed to exercise would be $100.00

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