I have to admit - I love this stuff. Search and find. ;)
It goes back to what I said originally. I took your article and put together the pieces of what we do know
Quote: Aron told investors in a November earnings call that he planned to offload some of his AMC holdings. Filings with the US Securities and Exchange Commission show he sold about $25 million worth of shares in November
It actually shows he owns 205,086 shares. Those are his right now. You can see that number in the column
BUT It also shows
he has 780,915 Shares issuable based upon continued service
and
1,316,759 Shares issuable upon attainment of performance goals at target
so when added together
205,086 + 780,915 + 1,316,759 = 2.3 million shares
The author of the article is including shares that have not been vested and maybe that's normal to do that? He will have those at some point.
Quote: is That's worth $52 million as of the company's latest closing price.
Updated math - that is now worth 43.1 million, as of the latest closing price 2.3 million shares @ 18.75
AMC has been a leader among the new class of meme stocks beloved by retail traders on social media sites like Twitter and Reddit. The company that once neared bankruptcy amid the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic has made a comeback, with its stock surging almost 1,000% in the last year, largely thanks to the millions of retail traders backing the shares.
Aron has embraced the company's meme-stock status and reached out to the crowd of individual shareholders backing the company through popular YouTube channels, Twitter, and even in-person meet-and-greets.