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Chen Bihua's Form 4 filing

Erasca, Inc. (ERAS) · filed Jul 22, 2021

Accession no.
0001567619-21-013838
Filed
Jul 22, 2021, 4:10 PM ET
Trade date
Jul 20, 2021
Filing delay
2 days
Rule 10b5-1 plan
Not on the form (before 2023)

This filing lists 2 non-derivative transactions and 3 derivative transactions. Open-market purchases total $15.2M. It was filed 2 days after the trade.

Reporting owners

A Form 4 can have several reporting owners, such as a person and a fund they control. Trade tables show the first one.

Reporting owners on this filing
OwnerRelationship to the company
Chen BihuaCIK 0001599214Director
Cormorant Asset Management, LPCIK 000158397710% Owner
Cormorant Global Healthcare Master Fund, LPCIK 000161844210% Owner
Cormorant Private Healthcare Fund II, LPCIK 000174767710% Owner

Non-derivative securities (Table I)

Acquisitions and disposals of common stock and similar shares, one row per line on the filing.

Non-derivative transactions
Trade dateSecurityTransactionSharesPriceValueShares afterOwnershipFlags
Jul 20, 2021Common StockCConversionAcquired+9,555,553–F1–9,555,553Indirect
Jul 20, 2021Common StockPPurchaseAcquired+950,000$16.00+$15,200,00010,505,553Indirect

Derivative securities (Table II)

Options, warrants, restricted stock units and similar. Shares are the underlying shares; price and value are for the derivative itself, and the holding after is in derivative units.

Derivative transactions
Trade dateSecurityTransactionUnderlying sharesUnit priceValueHeld afterOwnershipFlags
Jul 20, 2021Common StockCConversionAcquired+4,000,000–F1–0Indirect
Jul 20, 2021Common StockCConversionAcquired+4,166,666–F1–0Indirect
Jul 20, 2021Common StockCConversionAcquired+1,388,887–F1–0Indirect

Footnotes and remarks

Livermore keeps the footnotes that transaction prices refer to, all footnotes of amendments (Form 4/A) and the filing's remarks. Other footnotes, such as how indirect holdings are held or the details of a trading plan, are only in the original on SEC EDGAR.

F1

Shares of Series A, Series B-1, and Series B-2 Convertible Preferred Stock were convertible at any time at the holder's election, without payment of additional consideration. Such shares had no expiration date but converted into Common Stock automatically upon the closing of the Issuer's initial public offering.

Referenced by the price of 1 transaction in Table I and 3 transactions in Table II.

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