Chobani Gives Ownership Stake to Employees

Hamdi Ulukaya, AFP
“I’ve built something I never thought would be such a success, but I cannot think of Chobani being built without all these people,” Ulukaya said in an interview in his Manhattan office that was granted on the condition that no details of the program would be disclosed before the announcement, as quoted by New York Times.
“Now they’ll be working to build the company even more and building their future at the same time.” Two years ago, when Chobani received a loan from TPG Capital, the company’s value was at $3 billion to $5 billion. At the $3 billion valuation, the average employee payout would be $150,000. The earliest employees, though, will most likely be given many more shares. (Hurriyet Daily News)
“Now they’ll be working to build the company even more and building their future at the same time.” Two years ago, when Chobani received a loan from TPG Capital, the company’s value was at $3 billion to $5 billion. At the $3 billion valuation, the average employee payout would be $150,000. The earliest employees, though, will most likely be given many more shares. (Hurriyet Daily News)
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