Algernon Pharmaceuticals Inc (AGNPF)

[Money $hot]

THE BOOKKEEPER


Michael Sadhra CA
Chief Financial Officer & Director
Mr. Sahdra was a Former Senior Tax Manager at KPMG and is currently aTax Partner Sadhra Chow LLP. He has Served as CFO and as Director of Numerous Public Companies.

algernonpharmaceuticals.com/board-of-directors/


Opinions @ ihub AGNPF

JG sr

from your info, I find it interesting that they awarded themselves RSUs that seemingly had very short term restrictions..(awarded in 2020 and some exercised in sept 2020)..also interesting from your info that CFO sold day of trial info with stock down around $.20..maybe needed Christmas money..and what were the controlled companies that the insiders doled $$ out to..I was thinking that management was very ethical but may have to reassess..

FatCatz

After reading the annual report I was surprised by the amount of share-based compensation paid out in addition to cash compensation paid for "consulting" services... The CEO, CSO, and CFO received 58% of all options granted in 2020, and 75% of all RSUs granted, on top of the $257k paid to a company controlled by the CEO, $267k paid to a company controlled by the CSO, and $80k paid to a company controlled by the CFO.

IMO, FatCatz makes a fair summation of the Insider transaction details.


Please note: Michael Sadhra is also a Director @ Algernon Pharmaceuticals (AP). He’s arguably the most influential person @ AP.

Surely, he knows where the bodies are buried.

@ Grammarist.com

To know where the bodies are buried means to know the closely guarded secrets of someone or an organization. These secrets may be criminal, immoral, or simply embarrassing, confidential or proprietary. The idiom know where the bodies are buried is often used in business. The earliest known use of the phrase is in the American film Citizen Kane, directed by Orson Welles. In it, Kane’s widow says, “You can learn a lot from him. He knows where the bodies are buried.” There were no murders in the film Citizen Kane, so the phrase was taken figuratively. This figurative use of the phrase know where the bodies are buried caught on quickly, even though the film Citizen Kane was a box office flop. Related phrases are knows where the bodies are buried, knew where the bodies were buried, knowing where the bodies are buried.

However...LMAO. I can't help but make the observation that Michael Sadhra is very elusive when it comes to his photo. He seems to not want his photo in circulation. Anyone ever seen how he looks? I think I found a photo of him once and posted it to this message board. Other than ^that - he appears to be untouchable.

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