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Eight ex-Flipkart executives press Walmart to buy out their stock options as the IPO stays on hold

Since then, : Former Flipkart executives pressed Walmart on 7 October to buy out vested ESOPs, apart from proposed IPO

Eight former Flipkart C-suite and senior executives urged Walmart to buy out their stock options, held for as many as 15 years in some cases. Flipkart's IPO plans are deferred with no clear timeline, leaving them without a way to cash out.

Eight former Flipkart executives seek an option buyout, some holding options up to 15 years
Former Flipkart executives seeking option buyout
8
Longest option holding period
15 years

Newer report on another story , , Business Standard : Flipkart narrows FY26 net loss by about ₹180 crore as revenue rises 18%

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    Former Flipkart executives pressed Walmart on 7 October to buy out vested ESOPs, apart from proposed IPO

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Former Flipkart executives in group: 8
Walmart 2018 Flipkart stake deal: $16 billion
Flipkart founding year: 2007
Flipkart redomicile from Singapore to India: 2026

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