[Form 4] Voip-pal.com Inc Insider Trading Activity
Voip‑pal.com Inc. (VPLM) insider Jin Kuang, identified as a director and the company CFO, reported a sale of 400,000 common shares on 09/22/2025 at a price of $0.019 per share, leaving 3,607,606 common shares beneficially owned after the transaction. The Form 4 also discloses multiple outstanding warrants and exercisable securities that convert into common stock: 5,000,000 warrants exercisable from 04/25/2024 (expiring 04/25/2034), 10,000,000 from 08/18/2024 (expiring 08/18/2034), 10,000,000 from 09/12/2024 (expiring 09/12/2029), and a 10,000,000 instrument exercisable from 07/16/2025 (expiring 07/16/2035), bringing the reported total underlying common from these instruments to 35,000,000 shares. The filing is signed by Jin Kuang on 09/29/2025.
- Timely Section 16 disclosure filed and manually signed, showing compliance with insider reporting requirements
- Clear identification of reporting person’s roles (Director and CFO) and post-transaction ownership level
- Reported sale of 400,000 common shares reduces insider’s direct holdings to 3,607,606 shares
- Significant outstanding warrants totaling 35,000,000 underlying common shares at $0.005 exercise price, indicating potential dilution
Insights
TL;DR: Insider sale reduces direct holdings modestly; warrants indicate significant potential dilution if exercised.
The reported sale of 400,000 shares at $0.019 reduces the reporting person’s direct common holdings to 3,607,606 shares. That transaction is clearly disclosed and compliant with Section 16 reporting. Separately, the filing lists multiple warrant tranches totaling 35,000,000 underlying common shares with exercise prices at $0.005 and varying exercise/expiry dates through 2035. From a capital structure perspective, the outstanding warrants represent potential dilution that investors may want to quantify relative to current share count; however, the Form 4 does not provide total outstanding common shares or pro forma dilution percentages.
TL;DR: Filing shows timely insider disclosure and role clarity; the insider’s sale is documented but context for sale is not provided in the form.
The Form 4 identifies Jin Kuang as both a director and the CFO and records the security disposition and post-transaction ownership, fulfilling disclosure obligations. The document does not state reasons for the sale or whether it follows a prearranged trading plan. The presence of multiple long‑dated warrants could influence governance discussions around shareholder dilution and board communication on capital strategy.