What does the company mean by giving options? What exactly does the company mean by giving options?

1, the option itself is a right. You can buy or sell the option contract at the finalized price by purchasing the option, which is a reward for employees. If the price of the subscription option held by employees rises, employees can buy the subject matter at the finalized price and then directly sell the subject matter for profit. If you hold a put option, you can sell it at a profit when it falls.

2. The company provides options issued by companies whose options are unissued shares. They will have subscription price and expiration date. For example, XYZ25c will expire on June 30, 2002, and can be listed in ASX before that. If the stock price exceeds the subscription price at maturity, the option holder will exercise his option by paying the subscription price, and when the option is issued in the company as a new share, he will enjoy the same treatment as other ordinary shares. Company option is a way for the company to raise additional capital at some future time (validity period), but this does not guarantee that the stock price will definitely exceed the option subscription price at that time. Company options are also used as employee incentives and can be linked to performance, but these stocks cannot be listed in ASX.