Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Modeling tool

How does the ESPP work?

This example has been created to show how our ESPP works. Please note the values used are for illustrative purposes only.

HAPPY PAWS CONTRIBUTION TO YOUR COMPANY STOCK OWNERSHIP

If you contribute: Your plan year payroll deduction contribution is: Happy Paws matching contribution* is: Total amount used to purchase Happy Paws stock
$10 biweekly $260 $39 $299
$20 biweekly $520 $78 $598
$70 biweekly $1,820 $270 (Happy Paws matches $0.15 for every $1 up to $1,800) $2,090

*Company contributions will be made only on stock purchased through payroll deductions.


Use our interactive modeling tool to estimate how much your investment could be worth.

This tool models potential outcomes when participating in the ESPP and is designed to show outcomes based on the assumptions given. Fluctuations in stock price will affect the result. You should not regard this tool as any guarantee of a particular investment result.

 

Step 1

How much would you like to contribute per pay period?

This estimates the total investment for the plan year to be

Note: The maximum amount you can contribute in a given plan year through payroll deductions* is up to $26,000.
*Payroll deductions start within two pay periods after you enroll.

Step 2

Enter an estimated Happy Paws stock price

Stock price to be used for the estimate:

You can find further information about the Happy Paws stock price here.


View Estimated Results

These values are calculated using the estimated stock price you entered above.

Your plan year payroll deduction contribution:

Happy Paws matching contribution* is:

Total amount used to purchase Happy Paws stock:

Total Happy Paws stock acquired:

Don’t forget, stock you acquire through the ESPP will be eligible for any dividends declared by Happy Paws. These are issued as additional stock. Additional information on Happy Paws stock and dividends can be located on the Happy Paws Investor Relations webpage.

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Developed by Melissa Trimarco