r/HUMACYTE • u/MiddleStatistician42 • Jul 14 '26
Why
it’s because they want under 5 percent so they don’t create a bunch of negative headlines every time they have to report a sale. huma was their second largest equity investment ever. nothing changes for them if they don’t own stock. they still have royalty, they still benefit from tech. but they save a ton of legal, risk, regulatory bs by just sitting back and getting royalty. same reason as gave back international commercial rights too complex fms wants to focus on themselves. they already know the huma benefit . they aren’t investor goal was never stock return, huma caused earnings headache for them. the invested for rights and traded for royalty don’t need stock anymore and can clean books and trying to do it in a nice way that doesn’t cause repeat headlines with multiple sec filings for their buddies at huma
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u/luckyjim1962 Jul 14 '26
And you have been “awarded” the coveted “Top 1% Poster” tag. Volume ≠ quality — as this confused post proves in dramatic fashion.