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<h1>SEBI ESOS Guidelines: One-Year Gap Required Between Grant and Vesting of Stock Options, Original Holding Period Counts</h1> The SEBI guidelines for Employee Stock Option Schemes (ESOS) mandate a minimum one-year period between the granting and vesting of options. If options are granted in lieu of those from a merged or amalgamated company, the holding period from the original company counts towards this requirement. Companies may set their own lock-in periods for shares issued after option exercise. Employees do not receive shareholder benefits, such as dividends or voting rights, until they exercise their options and shares are issued.