It would appear that people have differing understandings about these options.

IMO, these are old options that are vested and can be exercised if the shareprice is above the strike price. Why they need to include within 60 days of the reporting date is probably and SEC thing. It is not an expiration date. These are the same outstanding options that were exercisable within 60 days of the last 10K reporting date - August 12th

Based on the wording

<shares issuable upon the exercise of outstanding stock options >

it seems clear that outstanding means already in existence. However, if this is erroneous, please educate me.

Thanks

Opty