Urbanimmersive Inc V.UI

Insider ownership

[Torontojay]

I've decided to take a look at some of the notable insiders in the company. Scott Felsenthal has ceased to be an insider as of April 30th,2021 and so we may never know his true position going forward. Simon Bedard,the cfo, remains the largest shareholder out of all of the employees. I will list the share ownership from greatest to least and I will include options and warrants but not necessary in any order. 

k=*1000
m= 1 million 

Caisse de depot et placement du quebec
 

shares:10,408,250
options: nil
warrants: 900k

James McDonald (former chairman)
ceased to be an insider on March 30th 2020. I will include his position as of that time. 

shares: 4,872,227 (direct) and 1m (indirect) 
Options:905k
warrants: 150k

Simon Bedard (cfo)

shares: 5,648,746
options: 284k
warrants: nil 

Lemire Ghislain (ceo)

shares: 4,652,028(direct) 300k (indirect) 
options: 980k 
warrants: nil 

Daniel Robidoux 

shares: 3,321,227
options:355k 
warrants:nil 

Scott Felsenthal 

shares: 2,735,582
optiond: 266,668

Cote 100 inc (ceased to be an insider on May 20,2015

shares: 2m 

Alan Pinstein 

shares: 1,083,333
options: nil
warrants:nil 

Pierre Plamondon

shares: 609,667
options: 355k 
warrants:nil 

Martin Thibault

shares: 449,997
options: 750k 
warrants:nil 

Alexandre Henry-Lebel

shares: 281,684
options: 430k
warrants:60k

Jean Francois Grou

options: 650k
warrants:nil

Judith Brosseau

options: 575k
warrants: nil 

Glenn Felson

options:100k
warrants: nil 

Lynn McDonald 

options:100k
warrants:nil

[eKanameStock]

Thank you for this insights! Shows how much the insiders are holding a nice % of the company while more institutions are adding up to the count with the latest PP. I have been accumulating the past few months now, latest purchase was on Tuesday, I have a considerable holding (for the size player that I am, 5 digits $ deep) and planning to hold for the long run, less papers for the day traders to

[Torontojay]

You are right. There are a lot of people confident in the company and it's reassuring to see big money flowing in. I will be paying much attention to their sales and marketing initiatives to see well they can grow their saas revenue. It is still a challenging year with fewer listings but they are in a good financial position to weather the storm.

[Martincat]

Could you explain more about the storm bit?

[Torontojay]

I think we certainly have headwinds in front of us with fewer listings and higher real estate prices. The pandemic has certainly impacted this as fewer people are willing to list their homes during a lockdown. There is an imbalance in supply and demand which lowered the supply of listings while simultaneously increasing the price of homes. Moreover, interest rates are so low that demand for real

[Martincat]

Thanks TJay!