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Unfortunately, the actual agreements generally aren't public information. I can't provide mine without risk of loss of anonymity. Yes, this is a lame answer, b
by fnpiop 8y ago
Unfortunately, the actual agreements generally aren't public information. I can't provide mine without risk of loss of anonymity.
Yes, this is a lame answer, but any viewer who has Lyft stock or has friends that do can verify for themselves.
- ikeboy 8y agoSeems like it'll hit the courts eventually and then we'll find out if there's a loophole or not. Lyft is certainly claiming there isn't one, and the S1 says the same. If the S1 is false they might have a securities fraud case on their hands.
- gjap1zq 8y agoWhat year agreement do you have? I also signed one - DM me if you want.
- bcb1276 8y agoThe lock up agreement is publicly available on the SEC’s website (it’s a material contract and therefore required to be filed as an exhibit to the registration statement). The agreement itself is part of the Investors’ Rights Agreement. See section 2.12 https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1759509/000119312519059849/d633517dex42.htm https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1759509/000119312519...