To summarize some truly amazing, late Fri disclosures from $TTCF - since there were a lot of moving pieces:
CEO disposed of 800k shares to satisfy personal debt to “certain lenders” at $10/shr (Fri close ~$19) in a “privately negotiated transaction”
*Independent* Director acquired 250k shares to satisfy debts owed to him…also at $10/shr, also in a “privately negotiated transaction”
No related parties disclosure about these transactions, ever (incl in proxy filed Fri night), that I can find.
CFO resigned Thursday, with seemingly no notice ("effective immediately"); current COO replaces him.
New CFO signs off on above transactions instead of old CFO.
And oh, btw, her comp for 2020 was inexplicably $13mm (CEO was paid $300k and Division Pres paid $400k).

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