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Wei Lu

Director at Bayview Acquisition
Board

About Wei Lu

Wei Lu is an independent director of Bayview Acquisition Corp (BAYA), appointed on March 21, 2024 as a Class II director with his initial term expiring at the Company’s second annual meeting; the Board determined he is independent under Nasdaq rules, and he entered into the Company’s standard indemnification agreement . He serves on the Audit Committee and is chair of the Compensation Committee; BAYA discloses that none of its directors, including Mr. Lu, receive cash compensation prior to a business combination and no relationships requiring disclosure under Item 404(a) were identified for Mr. Lu . Background details such as age and education are not provided in available company filings .

Board Governance

Committee assignments and term

ItemDetailCitation
Board ClassClass II
Initial Term ExpirySecond annual meeting
Independence StatusIndependent under Nasdaq rules
Audit CommitteeMember
Compensation CommitteeChair
Indemnification AgreementStandard director indemnification entered
  • Audit Committee charter requirements include meeting at least once every financial quarter and reviewing related party transactions, consistent with the company’s Articles and exchange/SEC requirements .
  • The company’s Articles state directors may be reimbursed for out-of-pocket expenses incurred in connection with activities on behalf of the Company .
  • The company’s Articles include indemnification provisions for directors, subject to applicable law and good faith conduct .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentPolicy/AmountCitation
Annual Cash RetainerNone prior to Business Combination
Committee Membership FeesNone prior to Business Combination
Committee Chair FeesNone prior to Business Combination
Meeting FeesNone prior to Business Combination
Expense ReimbursementPermitted for properly incurred out-of-pocket expenses
Cash Compensation Disclosure“None of our directors, including Mr. Lu, receive any cash compensation”

Performance Compensation

ComponentDetailCitation
Equity Awards (RSUs/PSUs/Options)No director equity awards disclosed; Wei Lu shows no beneficial ownership in proxy tables (“–”)
Performance Metrics (Revenue/EBITDA/TSR/ESG)Not disclosed for directors
Change-in-Control/SeveranceNot disclosed for directors
Clawbacks/Tax Gross-upsNot disclosed for directors

Equity Ownership

MetricValueCitation
Shares Beneficially Owned by Wei Lu– (none listed)
Ownership %– (not shown)
Shares Outstanding (Record Date)5,441,511
Pledged/Hedged SharesNot disclosed
  • Beneficial ownership tables in the 2024 and 2025 proxies list Wei Lu with “–” (no reported holdings) .
  • Context: On the 2025 proxy record date, the Company had 5,441,511 shares outstanding (3,709,011 Public Shares; 1,500,000 Founder Shares; and 232,500 shares underlying Private Placement Units) .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

  • No other public company directorships, roles, or interlocks for Wei Lu are disclosed in the Company’s filings reviewed .

Governance Assessment

  • Independence and roles: Mr. Lu is independent under Nasdaq rules and chairs the Compensation Committee while serving on the Audit Committee, concentrating oversight in pay and financial controls .
  • Compensation alignment: SPAC structure prohibits cash pay to directors before a business combination; BAYA further confirms no cash compensation for directors, including Mr. Lu, which minimizes pay-related conflicts but may limit traditional pay-for-performance alignment prior to a deal .
  • Ownership alignment: Proxy tables show no disclosed beneficial ownership by Mr. Lu, indicating limited “skin in the game” as of the filing dates .
  • Related-party safeguards: Mr. Lu had no relationships requiring disclosure under Item 404(a); audit committee responsibilities include ongoing review of related party transactions, supporting conflict mitigation .
  • SPAC-specific incentives context: The Company highlights distinct interests of initial shareholders in completing a business combination; while this generally applies to sponsors and certain insiders, the proxy tables do not show holdings for Mr. Lu, reducing direct sponsor-related conflicts for him .

RED FLAGS

  • Low ownership alignment: No reported share ownership for Mr. Lu in proxy tables; absent equity holdings can signal limited direct economic alignment pending a business combination .
  • SPAC incentive asymmetry: The Company discloses different interests of initial shareholders in consummating a business combination; investors should monitor whether committee oversight (Compensation and Audit) adequately counterbalances sponsor-driven incentives in transaction evaluation .

Notes on Attendance and Engagement

  • Board/committee attendance rates and engagement specifics are not disclosed in reviewed filings; Audit Committee is required to meet at least quarterly per Articles .

Sources Reviewed

  • DEF 14A (Proxy) dated May 12, 2025: beneficial ownership, proposals, capital structure, Articles references .
  • DEF 14A (Proxy) dated August 26, 2024: beneficial ownership and Articles of the Company (committee requirements, remuneration, meetings, permissible interests, audit) .
  • 8-K dated March 27, 2024 (Item 5.02): Appointment, independence status, committee roles, indemnification, and compensation disclosure .