[Form 4] Tevogen Bio Holdings Inc. Warrant Insider Trading Activity
Ryan H. Saadi, Chief Executive Officer, director and >10% owner of Tevogen Bio Holdings Inc. reported a Form 4 disclosing an August 15, 2025 transaction in which he disposed of 20,000 shares of common stock as gifts to charitable entities. The filing shows the shares were transferred at $0, consistent with a gift, and an explanatory note states 10,000 shares were given to Opportunity Project, Inc. and 10,000 shares to Warren Township Honorary P.B.A., Inc. After the reported transaction Saadi is shown as beneficially owning 124,794,453.322 shares directly and 193,924 shares indirectly through his spouse. The Form 4 is signed by an attorney-in-fact on August 18, 2025.
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Insights
TL;DR: Insider made a small charitable gift of common stock; ownership remains overwhelmingly large, so market impact is likely negligible.
The filing reports a 20,000-share disposition by Saadi via gift, executed at no cash consideration. Given the reported direct beneficial ownership of approximately 124.8 million shares, the 20,000-share transfer represents an immaterial reduction in economic stake (well below 1% of holdings). There is no cash proceeds, no exercise or sale reported, and no change to derivative positions disclosed. From a liquidity and dilution perspective, this disclosure does not signal material change to control or to share count. Investors should view this as a charitable transfer rather than a monetization event.
TL;DR: Gift to charitable organizations disclosed; routine Form 4 compliance, no governance red flags present in the filing.
The Form 4 indicates compliance with Section 16 reporting for an insider who is CEO, director, and >10% owner. The transfer is explicitly described as charitable gifts to two named entities. There are no concurrent sales, pledged shares, or plan-based transactions indicated. The report is notarized by an attorney-in-fact and dated within a typical window for Form 4 filings. Governance implications are limited: this is a personal philanthropic action rather than a corporate governance change.