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Izmet Iskandar Bin Mohd Ramli

Chief Financial Officer at EVGR
Executive

About Izmet Iskandar Bin Mohd Ramli

Chief Financial Officer of Evergreen Corporation (EVGR) since January 2022 and a director since February 8, 2022; listed as the company’s principal financial and accounting officer in SEC certifications . Age disclosed as 43 in the February 2022 prospectus and 52 in the FY2023 annual report filed February 28, 2024 . EVGR is a SPAC with no operating revenues or EBITDA prior to a business combination, so TSR/revenue/EBITDA performance metrics are not applicable to his role pre-combination .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic impact
Evergreen Corporation (EVGR)Chief Financial Officer (Principal Financial and Accounting Officer)Jan 2022–presentCFO certifications on 10-Q/10-K; oversees financial reporting and compliance
Evergreen Corporation (EVGR)DirectorFeb 8, 2022–presentBoard member during SPAC lifecycle

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic impact
Fine Today MalaysiaDirectorSince Jul 2021Advising on operational setup, business development, fundraising, and M&A
Ntech Capital ManagementDirectorSince Jul 2021Advising on operational setup, business development, fundraising, and M&A

Fixed Compensation

ItemDisclosure
Base salaryNo cash compensation to officers or directors prior to completion of initial business combination
Target bonus %Not disclosed; no pre-combination bonuses
Administrative support fee (paid to Sponsor)$10,000 per month for office space, utilities, secretarial/admin services until the earlier of business combination or liquidation
Reimbursement of out-of-pocket expensesPermitted for activities identifying/investigating/completing a business combination; reviewed quarterly by audit committee

Performance Compensation

MetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting
Performance-based equity/bonus (pre-combination)N/AN/AN/ANone disclosed prior to business combinationN/A

Equity Ownership & Alignment

MetricDEF 14A (Apr 28, 2023)DEF 14A (Apr 8, 2024)DEF 14A (Jan 13, 2025)
Beneficial ownership (shares)None (— in filing) None (— in filing) None (— in filing)
Ownership as % of shares outstandingNone (—) None (—) None (—)
Options held (exercisable/unexercisable)None; Form 3 states “No securities are beneficially owned”None disclosed None disclosed
Vested vs. unvested sharesNone disclosed (no holdings)
Shares pledged as collateralNot disclosed; no beneficial holdings recorded
Stock ownership guidelinesNot disclosed

Employment Terms

TermDisclosure
Employment start dateCFO since January 2022; director since February 8, 2022
Contract term/expirationNot disclosed; SPAC officers generally serve without fixed-term employment agreements pre-combination
SeveranceCompany states it is not party to agreements with executive officers/directors that provide benefits upon termination of employment pre-combination
Change-of-control economicsNo pre-combination severance/change-of-control benefits disclosed for officers/directors
Non-compete / non-solicitCompany states no Insider is subject to non-compete/non-solicit agreements that would materially affect ability to serve, except as disclosed (none for Izmet)
Garden leaveNot disclosed
Post-termination consultingNot disclosed pre-combination; post-combination compensation may be determined by the combined company

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance linkage is minimal pre-business combination: EVGR’s S-1 explicitly states no cash compensation to officers/directors before closing a deal, and there are no disclosed performance awards for Izmet during the SPAC phase, limiting traditional incentive alignment analysis .
  • Insider selling pressure appears negligible: multiple DEF 14A filings and Izmet’s Form 3 show no beneficial ownership, options, or RSUs, reducing near-term selling/pledging risk signals .
  • Retention and parachute risk low pre-deal: absence of severance/change-of-control benefits suggests limited golden parachute exposure, though post-combination terms could change and would need reassessment after closing .
  • Governance context: CFO certifies financial reports and serves on the board in a SPAC with trust-account protections and quarterly audit committee review of reimbursements; compensation committee responsibilities are largely deferred until a business combination is completed .