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    DRA announces ESOP worth Rs 125 crore and performance-based incentives

    The ESOP covers all employees from its 325-strong workforce who have completed at least one year with the company
    mmBy Liji Narayan | HRKathaNovember 14, 20252 Mins Read13995 Views
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    DRA Homes, a real-estate firm, has announced an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) worth Rs 125 crore. The plan is being offered to all employees who have completed at least a year in service. It is pertinent to mention here that DRA has a workforce that is 325 strong, and the plan has been extended across levels, including drivers and department heads and senior leadership.
    Additionally, DRA Homes has also announced performance-based incentives worth Rs 6 crore for all employees, with its annual, fully sponsored international retreat — this year to Vietnam — for more than 100 team members beginning 14 November.
    The company believes that progress is most meaningful when shared, a philosophy rooted in collective wellbeing and accountability.
    In the first phase, this inclusive ESOP has already been offered to at least 100 eligible team members. The remaining will be rolled out in phases, ensuring  everyone contributing to the company’s journey becomes a real stakeholder in its growth.
    The company has also unveiled the ‘Pride Wall of Equality’ at its Chennai headquarters, a striking installation bearing the names of every department. The wall stands as a visual tribute to inclusivity and recognition, symbolising DRA’s conviction that its true foundation lies in people rather than property.
    Ranjeeth Rathod, managing Director, DRA Homes, said, “Our idea of leadership is rooted in accountability not only for business outcomes, but for the happiness and growth of everyone associated with DRA. The ESOP for every department and every employee reflects that belief. When our people feel genuine ownership, our customers experience deeper trust, and our investors see enduring value. That is the ecosystem we aim to sustain.”
    Founded on the principles of trust, transparency, and timeless value, DRA Homes continues to redefine real estate through a customer-first mindset and a people-centric workplace that inspires pride, purpose, and long-term value creation.

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