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Cyabra (CYAB) CEO Brahmy Dan Buys Stock and Warrants
What Happened
Brahmy Dan, CEO of Cyabra, purchased 53,650 shares of Cyabra common stock in a private placement and also acquired Series A and Series B warrants each covering up to 53,650 shares. The common-stock purchase was at $0.435 per share ($23,338). The filing records consideration for the two warrant transactions at roughly $0.45 ($24,143) and $0.50 (~$26,825) respectively. These are purchases (insider buys), which investors often view as a bullish signal.
Key Details
- Transaction date: July 10, 2026; Form filed July 13, 2026 (no late filing indicated).
- Common stock: 53,650 shares at $0.435 per share (~$23,338).
- Warrants: Series A and Series B warrants, each to purchase up to 53,650 shares; filing shows recorded consideration ~ $24,143 and ~$26,825.
- Shares owned after transaction: not specified in the provided filing.
- Footnotes of note:
- Series A and Series B warrants were purchased in the same private placement.
- Both warrant series become exercisable only upon receipt of requisite stockholder approval.
- Series B warrants expire 12 months after the initial exercise date; Series A warrants expire five years after the initial exercise date.
Context
- These warrant purchases are derivative transactions (they give the right to buy shares later) and do not represent immediate issuance of additional common shares unless/until exercised.
- Exercise of the warrants is contingent on shareholder approval, so they may not be exercisable immediately.
- This filing documents insider purchases (not sales or option exercises), which retail investors often interpret as management putting cash into the company; it is factual reporting and does not state motivation.