Mayer Brown advises Exosens on its first employee shareholding plan, “ExoShare”, which enabled employees to subscribe to a reserved capital increase

Paris - Mayer Brown advised Exosens on its first employee shareholding plan, “ExoShare,” which enabled its employees to subscribe to a reserved capital increase.

Implemented in ten countries, including France, Germany, Belgium, Canada, Spain, the United States, Israel, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and Singapore, this plan was a success, with more than half of the employees investing.

The initiative aims to directly involve employees in the group's performance and growth by enabling them to become shareholders on preferential terms. The plan reflects Exosens' desire to share value created and build a solid employee shareholding base, forstering long-term commitment and loyalty.

Mayer Brown advised Exosens on implementing this plan with a team composed of partner Sébastien Delaunay and associate Oriane Fabre.