Extract to table

The Lock-Up Agreements contain certain customary carve-outs, including transfers (x) to affiliates of the signatory, (y) for bona fide estate-planning purposes (including transfers to trusts, family limited partnerships, or similar entities established for the benefit of the signatory's immediate family members), (z) for the purpose of adopting a trading plan pursuant to Rule 10b5-1 under the Exchange Act (provided that no sales or dispositions of shares of Common Stock are made under any such plan during the lock-up period), and (aa) pledges of shares of Common Stock to institutional lenders as collateral for bona fide loans, provided that any foreclosure on such shares during the lock-up period shall be subject to the restrictions of the Lock-Up Agreement