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Oculis Publishes Notifications of Transactions by Persons Discharging Managerial Responsibilities and Persons Closely Associated

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Oculis has announced the vesting of earnout shares and the removal of restrictions on these ordinary shares.

The notifications involve key managerial figures, including Anthony Rosenberg, Riad Sherif, Sylvia Cheung, and Pall Johanesson. Each notification details specific transactions related to these individuals.

The vesting of these shares signifies a notable event for the company and its stakeholders, potentially impacting stock performance due to changes in share availability and managerial ownership.

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  • Vesting of earnout shares increases share availability.
  • Removal of restrictions on shares held by key managers.

Negative

  • Potential dilution of existing shares due to increased share availability.

ZUG, Switzerland, Nov. 29, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The attached notifications relate to the vesting of earnout shares and associated removal of restrictions on these ordinary shares.

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What did Oculis announce on Nov. 29, 2024?

Oculis announced the vesting of earnout shares and the removal of restrictions on these ordinary shares.

Which individuals were involved in the Oculis transactions?

The individuals involved were Anthony Rosenberg, Riad Sherif, Sylvia Cheung, and Pall Johanesson.

How might the vesting of earnout shares impact Oculis (OCS) stock?

The vesting of earnout shares could impact Oculis (OCS) stock by increasing share availability and potentially diluting existing shares.
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