Sooo.. by issuing RSUs Intel ( or any other company) are really f'king investors by diluting the market? Sounds like a 2008 real estate mortgage scam.
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Issuing RSUs has some impact on the Income statement - RSUs are required to be expensed as compensation but issuing them costs virtually nothing in hard cash (except maybe paying a bit to ETrade for pushing some extra electrons around) and there is no impact on the company's cash position which is where trouble is brewing these days.
My recollection is that they will give them out but the numbers may be low, apparently they are still working that. There was nothing definitive.
There are RSU’s that vest quarterly. They’re not all annual.
@1gdj+1kZuJMwn , that's not true... Intel isn't just creating new shares just to give you RSUs. Granting RSUs costs the company. I would expect RSU grants to fall under the category of merit increases which are suspended.
Also, the person who said RSUs vest quarterly is wrong, they vest annually over 4 years.
There's no cash impact from issuing RSUs, it's just shareholder value dilution, so they don't matter in the current situation and will stay. In fact, it's surprising there's not been some lame RSU increase to support the cheerleading about "everyone sharing in Intel's future successes", or something, to distract the base from the pay cut.
We will get them in July. They will vest quarterly
That missing 2023 grant vest will be felt for years.
I think so no clear explanation
No.