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#1285
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Close... officers can't say anything, so the employees don't know any more than the general public.
It is becoming apparent to us though, that what we were led to believe about a payout and reality will be very different indeed.
It is becoming apparent to us though, that what we were led to believe about a payout and reality will be very different indeed.
#1286
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Position: Jet
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Curious.....What were you led to believe about the IPO payout?
#1287
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When the company refinanced in 2010, they created some sort of entity that held 16.7% of the company in the name of the employees, to be distributed to us as cash after IPO. Today, the company is valued at about $1 billion. That should mean that we are entitled to $167 million, right? No, we are looking at $5 million. To be split among 2500 employees by some unknown formula
Shameful, really.
Shameful, really.
#1288
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When the company refinanced in 2010, they created some sort of entity that held 16.7% of the company in the name of the employees, to be distributed to us as cash after IPO. Today, the company is valued at about $1 billion. That should mean that we are entitled to $167 million, right? No, we are looking at $5 million. To be split among 2500 employees by some unknown formula
Shameful, really.
Shameful, really.
#1289
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If the company is worth $1B, 16.7% of that is $167M. I understand we are going to be sharing about $5M due to some refinancing that we called management on but they (well, "he") avoided giving a straight answer.
#1290
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Sure, if we still have a stake in the company afterwards, right? Since they are selling about 30% of the company, you would think 30% of OUR shares would be sold. But the way I understand it, this is a one-time thing. At IPO our stake in the company is sold - all of it.
If the company is worth $1B, 16.7% of that is $167M. I understand we are going to be sharing about $5M due to some refinancing that we called management on but they (well, "he") avoided giving a straight answer.
If the company is worth $1B, 16.7% of that is $167M. I understand we are going to be sharing about $5M due to some refinancing that we called management on but they (well, "he") avoided giving a straight answer.
Last edited by Bugaboo; 11-05-2014 at 03:21 PM.
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