Alexander & Baldwin (NYSE: ALEX) completes $20.85-per-share cash merger
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. completed its cash merger with Tropic Merger Sub LLC, where each outstanding common share was cancelled and converted into the right to receive $20.85 in cash, less applicable taxes. Principal accounting officer Anthony J. Tommasino disposed of 2,570 common shares to the issuer and then his remaining 6,113.5406 shares in issuer dispositions, leaving him with no direct common stock holdings after the transactions.
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Insights
Form 4 shows completion of a cash merger and cleanup of insider equity.
The filing reflects Anthony J. Tommasino, principal accounting officer of Alexander & Baldwin, disposing of all his common shares back to the issuer. The transactions are coded "D" for issuer disposition, with no per-share price in the table.
Footnotes explain that these actions occurred at the effective time of a cash merger with Tropic Merger Sub LLC. Each outstanding common share was cancelled and converted into the right to receive $20.85 in cash, subject to withholding taxes. This indicates his equity position was cashed out as part of the change in control.
The Form 4 thus documents administrative consequences of the merger for one officer’s holdings rather than a discretionary market trade. The main economic terms—cancellation of shares and the $20.85 cash consideration—were set in the December 8, 2025 merger agreement and implemented at the merger’s effective time on March 12, 2026.
FAQ
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