A trio of high-ranking Twitter executives are leaving the corporate, which can or could not get offered to Elon Musk however has already suffered a number of high-profile departures and a dwindling inventory worth.

Out are Ilya Brown, a vp of product administration; Katrina Lane, a vp of Twitter Service; and Max Schmeiser, head of knowledge science. “We proceed to be centered on offering the perfect expertise to the individuals on Twitter,” a Twitter spokesperson says. “We’re grateful for all of their exhausting work and management.”

Their exits come intently behind two firings. Final week, Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal dismissed Kayvon Beykpour, the corporate’s head of client product, and Bruce Falck, its head of income product. (Against this, Brown, Lane and Schmeiser are leaving of their very own accord.) On the identical time, Agrawal introduced a hiring freeze and funds cuts however dominated out layoffs (for now).

As these executives go away, Twitter sits in a state of limbo. Musk on Tuesday mentioned the $44 billion deal he negotiated with Twitter’s board can’t transfer ahead till Twitter supplies proof to help its estimate that lower than 5% of accounts are spam. The quantity is a long-existing one, and it has appeared like a diversionary tactic by Musk to probably pressure the board into agreeing to a brand new worth—a decrease one after weeks of a tech-stock downturn. Twitter’s board signaled it has no intention (for now) to return to the bargaining desk, submitting a proxy assertion on Tuesday morning and urging shareholders to just accept the $54.20-a-share deal, saying: “Twitter is dedicated to finishing the transaction on the agreed worth and phrases as promptly as practicable.”

Twitter inventory stays properly under $54.20—up considerably on Tuesday, a 2.3% improve to $38. If buyers weren’t perturbed by Musk and the departures and all the things else, that quantity would be much closer to $54.20.