Wejo Files Form 4 Finalizing Previously Disclosed Equity Grant to CEO
Wejo Group Limited (NASDAQ: WEJO) has filed a Form 4 with the SEC, finalizing an Equity Grant for CEO Richard Barlow, representing 5% of total shares post-business combination on November 18, 2021. The grant includes a restricted stock unit contingent on reaching a $50 per share price target, demonstrating confidence despite share price declines. This grant poses no dilution to existing shareholders and aligns with prior disclosures in Form S-4/A and 8-K. Wejo is a leader in cloud and software analytics for connected vehicles, employing around 300 people worldwide.
- Equity Grant for CEO represents 5% of total shares, aligning management incentives with shareholder interests.
- No dilution to existing shareholders as the Equity Grant is satisfied from the approved equity plan.
- The company's common shares have declined in price, raising concerns about achieving the $50 price target for the Equity Grant.
- Delay in the timing of the grant suggests potential issues in the company's operational strategy.
The Equity Grant is comprised of a (i) restricted stock unit (“RSU”) award that vests if the trading price for the common shares of the Company equals or exceeds
The Equity Grant was previously disclosed in connection with the Business Combination Closing and is made pursuant to the Company's previously approved equity plan. The Equity Grant has no impact on the Company's common shares outstanding and, since the Equity Grant will be satisfied from the Company’s previously approved equity plan, nor does it create any incremental dilution to existing shareholders of the Company. The Equity Grant was previously disclosed in the Company's Form S-4/A, which was filed with the
Despite the decline in the price of the Company's common shares, the Company has not modified the
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