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Former Flipkart executives reportedly seek to sell all their vested stock options

Inc42 says July's buyback let eligible employees sell 5% of vested options; over 1,000 former employees reportedly joined the appeal.

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Inc42 says former top Flipkart executives reportedly wrote to Walmart seeking to sell all their vested employee stock options. More than 1,000 former employees reportedly joined the appeal. In a July buyback, eligible employees could sell only 5% of their vested options. Walmart says it will look into their concerns, while Flipkart's IPO plans remain dependent on the right timing.

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Inc42@Inc42💸 Flipkart’s Former Employees Want To Cash Out Their Shares. But What Happens When A Startup Doesn’t Go Public? Former top executives have reportedly written to Walmart, seeking to sell all their vested employee stock options (eSOPs). More than 1,000 former employees have reportedly joined the appeal. In its July buyback, eligible employees could sell only 5% of their vested options. While Walmart says it will look into their concerns, Flipkart’s IPO plans remain dependent on the right timing. 💡 Would you join a startup for employee stock options or choose a higher salary you can bank every month? Tell us in the comments! #Flipkart #Walmart #ESOPs #StartupJobs #Reels #Inc42 #fyp34m
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    Inc42@Inc42💸 Flipkart’s Former Employees Want To Cash Out Their Shares. But What Happens When A Startup Doesn’t Go Public? Former top executives have reportedly written to Walmart, seeking to sell all their vested employee stock options (eSOPs). More than 1,000 former employees have reportedly joined the appeal. In its July buyback, eligible employees could sell only 5% of their vested options. While Walmart says it will look into their concerns, Flipkart’s IPO plans remain dependent on the right timing. 💡 Would you join a startup for employee stock options or choose a higher salary you can bank every month? Tell us in the comments! #Flipkart #Walmart #ESOPs #StartupJobs #Reels #Inc42 #fyp34m
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