RE:RE:RE:RE:Where's the news on TH1902? We will have to wait until the proxy statement comes out to know if there were salary reductions or bonuses not paid. Hopefully, that is what we will see and the big, cheap option grants helped offset the sting of that.
My sense is the management team THTX has in place is for the most part actually pretty good and would be hard to replace with equivalent talent at this point. The situation is also one where the failure on TH-1902 is not final, so their expertise surrounding that is still valuable as the next data dump on TH-1902, likely early next eyar, could be good and could set the company on a very positive path. So, I can see why the board would want to offer them a large amount of cheap options to see if they can push TH-1902 past the finish line.
realitycheck4u wrote: Yet not from dumping millions of options into their hands with dismal share price performance, and prior to the lockout, virtually zero shares purchased. Where are the salary cuts?
SPCEO1 wrote: From what I understand, they are still locked out from any trading. But after getting all those cheap options, it would really be a positive development if they added to their stakes by buying more in the open market. I don't expect to see that, however.
Joemare wrote: Have insiders, the executives of this mega pharma company, started to buy shares.........