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Log9 Materials Announces ESOP Buyback

 Log9 Materials, a leading innovator in battery technology, is delighted to declare the commencement of its annual Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) buyback for the year 2023, valued at an impressive Rs. 1.5 Crores. Building on the success of the previous year’s ESOP buyback, which reached nearly 1 Crore, Log9 Materials continues its unwavering commitment to the wealth and well-being of its team members. These initiatives transcend mere financial transactions, serving as a resounding reaffirmation of Log9’s dedication to prioritizing its employees.

This year’s ESOP buyback encompasses the shares of 17 employees, many of whom have played pivotal roles in driving Log9’s remarkable growth. Notably, these beneficiaries span a broad age spectrum, reflecting Log9’s inclusive and diverse work environment, where dedication and commitment are valued and rewarded across generations.

Among the beneficiaries, Log9 honors some of its longest-serving employees, both from core and non-core functions. Their unwavering dedication has been integral to the company’s sustained success. This ESOP buyback symbolizes not only a financial reward but a profound appreciation for their tireless efforts, resulting in significant earnings increases for many, underscoring Log9’s commitment to employee well-being.

Log9’s pursuit of prosperity has also been a source of satisfaction for its early investors, who have witnessed exceptional returns on their investments. This serves as a testament to the company’s forward-thinking approach, highlighting its dedication to nurturing young talent and providing opportunities for growth and advancement.

A Log9 employee benefiting from the ESOP program shares, “ESOPs offer us a diversified investment opportunity as we are invested in the company we work for, which may have a different risk profile compared to traditional investments like stocks or bonds. This diversification is a valuable part of our overall investments. It encourages a long-term perspective, as we, as employees, have a vested interest in the company’s future. This motivates us to stay with Log9 longer and contribute to its future growth. Owning ESOPs makes us feel appreciated and fairly compensated for our contributions.”

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Log9’s commitment to its employees and its practice of annual ESOP buybacks are not one-time occurrences but integral parts of the company’s long-term strategy. These initiatives embody Log9’s belief in the importance of sharing its journey towards success with those who have been instrumental in its growth.

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