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[HPSP] Insider Sale - CHIU EDDIE KA HO

A note reviewing Executive Director CHIU EDDIE KA HO's insider sale filing and past ownership and transaction history

Date: 2025-01-24 · Insider transaction review · Naver Blog

Investment decisions are your own responsibility. This material is research and is not a buy or sell recommendation.

0. Bottom line first

In the author's view, the number of HPSP shares sold by CHIU EDDIE KA HO this time does not look large. But because the text does not confirm how many shares remain out of the 194,000 shares granted around the initial listing, the main point is to check cumulative ownership change rather than this sale alone.

HPSP CHIU EDDIE KA HO insider sale filing image

1. Person and role

Official fact: CHIU EDDIE KA HO is described as a senior executive at HPSP and holds the title of Executive Director. He is mentioned as one of HPSP's major shareholders and key executives, with an important role in company management.

  • Title: Executive Director, Senior Managing Director at HPSP
  • Date of birth: November 17, 1967
  • Address: Pleasanton, California, United States

2. Ownership and sale history

Official fact: The early listing-related internal grant filing mentions 194,000 shares. The author states that he does not know how many of those shares are still held.

Date or itemDetails
Initial grantInternal grant filing for 194,000 shares
January 23, 2024Sale of 38,000 shares
February 15, 2024Sale of 68,000 shares
January 24, 2025 noteQuantity viewed as not large, but current holding is unconfirmed

3. Company background

Official fact: HPSP is a manufacturer of high-pressure hydrogen annealing semiconductor equipment and is described as having been established in March 2017.

Interpretation: CHIU EDDIE KA HO appears to have played an important role from the company's early period and may have contributed to its growth and development.

4. Reading the latest sale

Interpretation: Today's stock-sale filing may be a personal investment decision by CHIU EDDIE KA HO. It could reflect several factors, including internal company policy or personal funding needs, so a single sale filing does not by itself prove deterioration in company fundamentals.

What I want to verify is not the short-term sale amount itself, but how much remains from the original 194,000-share grant after the past sales.

5. Initial 194,000-share filing

The initial internal grant filing for 194,000 shares was left as an item to verify in the corrected KRX annual report filing.

Preview image for HPSP initial 194000-share internal grant filing link

Sources

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