FWIW, Model 3 was a vesting requirement for Tesla Execs. It meant an additional 250k shares are now likely being made available on the market. They had approx 1 million shares awarded (total, see below) with quarter tranches. Wouldn't be surprised if we are looking at the result of some of those shares hitting the market (approx 1 month out from the release).
That being said, there is no vesting bonus for the Semi. The final vesting bonus comes with 30% GM (don't recall the time frame).
Most of the 2018 notes are out in the market. I believe there's only around 50-60k left not converted (couldn't help to notice that Fidelity owns a bunch of them in their convertible bond fund...).
That being said, there is no vesting bonus for the Semi. The final vesting bonus comes with 30% GM (don't recall the time frame).
To add share equivalence per convertible note:
2018 Notes: 8.0306 shares/$1000 note....approx 660 million borrowed initially = 5,300,196 shares
2019 & 2021 Notes: 2.7788 shares/$1000 note...................2.3 billion borrowed = 6,391,240 shares
2022 Notes: 3.0534 shares/$1000 note..........................977.5 million borrowed = 2,984,698.5 shares
Let's not forget Executive employee and CEO performance shares (p 23/24):
Exec employees = 1,073,000 shares (1/2 have already been met and awarded), next 1/4 will be available with Model 3
CEO = 5,274,901 shares (7/10 have been met, not all awarded yet). But these are not likely to be sold into the general market.
Most of the 2018 notes are out in the market. I believe there's only around 50-60k left not converted (couldn't help to notice that Fidelity owns a bunch of them in their convertible bond fund...).