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I thought a frequent reason for this kind of thing was that they had planned on doing an IPO which would have also let employees sell (eventually, after a locku
by Zetice 4y ago
I thought a frequent reason for this kind of thing was that they had planned on doing an IPO which would have also let employees sell (eventually, after a lockup period?) but given the current market they're waiting.
Also didn't another company recently do this because of some expiring stock options? If employee options expire that's basically a death knell to your ability to recruit and those employees would all hate you and quit. Maybe there's some of that going on here.
- sb8244 4y agoI think you're right after reading more. Sounds like RSU are expiring. Not sure about options but 10 year is the options limit so that would align with the age of the company.