Major holder of flyExclusive (NYSE: FLYX) reports 56.28% stake
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
flyExclusive, Inc.’s major shareholder Thomas James Segrave, Jr. reports beneficial ownership of 59,930,000 shares, representing 56.28% of the company’s Class A common stock on an as-converted basis. This stake is held through 59,930,000 LGM Common Units of LGM Enterprises LLC and an equal number of Class B common shares, including units held in custodial accounts for four family members.
From and after December 27, 2024, each LGM Common Unit may be redeemed or exchanged for one share of Class A common stock or, in certain cases, a cash payment based on the Class A share value, with a corresponding forfeiture of one Class B share. The updated percentage reflects changes in flyExclusive’s capital structure following company financing, while each Class A and Class B share carries one vote per share, but only Class A shares have economic rights.
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FAQ
How many flyExclusive (FLYX) shares does Thomas James Segrave, Jr. beneficially own?
Thomas James Segrave, Jr. beneficially owns 59,930,000 shares of flyExclusive, Inc.’s Class A common stock on an as-converted basis. This corresponds to 59,930,000 LGM Common Units and an equal number of Class B common shares tied to the same ownership structure.
What percentage of flyExclusive (FLYX) Class A common stock does Segrave control?
Based on the company’s capital structure and assuming conversion and exercise of the referenced securities, Thomas James Segrave, Jr. reports beneficial ownership of 56.28% of flyExclusive, Inc.’s Class A common stock.
How is Segrave’s ownership in flyExclusive (FLYX) structured?
His reported stake consists of 59,930,000 LGM Common Units in LGM Enterprises LLC and an equal number of shares of flyExclusive’s Class B Common Stock. This includes 57,530,000 LGM Common Units held directly and 600,000 units held in each of four custodial accounts established for family members.
Can Segrave convert his LGM Common Units into flyExclusive (FLYX) Class A shares?
From and after December 27, 2024, each LGM Common Unit may be redeemed or exchanged for one share of flyExclusive’s Class A Common Stock or, under certain circumstances, a cash payment based on the value of the Class A shares. At the time of such redemption or exchange, an equivalent number of Class B shares would be forfeited to the company.
Why did Segrave’s reported ownership percentage in flyExclusive (FLYX) change?
The amendment indicates that the updated 56.28% beneficial ownership reflects a change in percentage resulting from the issuer’s financing, which affected the overall capital structure used to calculate his ownership.
What voting and economic rights are attached to flyExclusive (FLYX) Class A and Class B shares?
Each share of Class A Common Stock carries one vote per share and has economic rights. Each share of Class B Common Stock also carries one vote per share but has no economic rights, aligning voting power with the LGM Common Units that are exchangeable into Class A shares.