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[SCHEDULE 13D/A] Enstar Group SEC Filing

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Form Type
SCHEDULE 13D/A
Rhea-AI Filing Summary

Enstar Group Limited (ESGR) – Schedule 13D/A Amendment No. 1 discloses the closing of the $338-per-share cash acquisition of Enstar by investment vehicles advised by Sixth Street Partners on 2 July 2025. The filing is made by Elk Evergreen Investments, Elk Cypress Investments, TSSP Sub-Fund HoldCo, and Alan Waxman (collectively, the “Reporting Persons”).

Key points:

  • Merger consummated: Ordinary Shares were converted to $338 in cash, excluding rollover shares and certain award-related shares. Enstar becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary of a Bermuda holding structure (Parent, TopCo, Deer entities).
  • Ownership eliminated: Each Reporting Person now holds 0 shares; aggregate beneficial ownership falls to 0 %, triggering the amendment and termination of 13D reporting obligations.
  • Additional rollover investors: Three individuals (David Ni, Nazar Alobaidat, Audrey Taranto) agreed to contribute a de-minimis <1 % indirect interest in the post-merger Parent through new support agreements.
  • Delisting & deregistration: Enstar requested NASDAQ to suspend trading, file Form 25 for ordinary and preferred depositary shares, and intends to file Form 15 to terminate Exchange Act reporting within 90 days.
  • No further transactions: Aside from the merger, the Reporting Persons executed no ESGR trades in the past 60 days.

The amendment is largely administrative—formalising zero ownership, documenting closing mechanics, and outlining the path to Enstar’s transition to a private entity with no public reporting duties.

Positive
  • Definitive $338 per share cash payout provides full liquidity and valuation certainty to former public shareholders.
  • Transaction successfully closed without reported litigation or regulatory impediments, signalling smooth execution.
Negative
  • Delisting from NASDAQ and Form 15 filing eliminate future public market access and transparency for investors.
  • Reporting Persons now own 0 % of shares, indicating no continuing public float or potential governance influence for minority investors.

Insights

TL;DR: Acquisition closed at $338/share; Sixth Street affiliates exit 13D; Enstar delists and goes private—material but already priced in.

The filing confirms legal completion of the previously announced buy-out. The $338 cash consideration represents a full take-out of public float; any upside or downside from Enstar’s run-off insurance portfolio is now internalised by Sixth Street. Minority rollover investors collectively own <1 %, signalling negligible public float and aligning governance entirely with the sponsor. From a transactional standpoint, conditions precedent are satisfied, equity commitments funded, and corporate structure reorganised into Deer/Elk entities.

For legacy shareholders the value realisation is definitive and matches the agreed price—no collar or earn-out language. Delisting, Form 25, and planned Form 15 filings indicate rapid removal from SEC reporting, shrinking disclosure visibility. No break-fee or post-closing indemnities are noted here, implying clean execution. Overall, this is a material milestone but largely confirms earlier disclosures; impact for remaining market participants is minimal.

TL;DR: Cash-out completed; ESGR no longer investable on NASDAQ; liquidity event finalises exit for passive funds.

This amendment formally ends ESGR’s investability in public portfolios. Index trackers and long-only funds have already been redeemed at $338, but the delisting notice confirms settlement timing and removal from benchmarks. With beneficial ownership now zero, the Sixth Street vehicles cease public disclosure—reducing transparency and eliminating follow-on trading catalysts.

Because the cash consideration is fixed, the filing carries low market sensitivity. However, it does serve as a procedural alert for any holders of residual corporate actions, such as preferred share depositary receipts, which are also being withdrawn. Operationally, custodians should monitor Form 25 and Form 15 effective dates to close positions.






If the filing person has previously filed a statement on Schedule 13G to report the acquisition that is the subject of this Schedule 13D, and is filing this schedule because of §§ 240.13d-1(e), 240.13d-1(f) or 240.13d-1(g), check the following box.

The information required on the remainder of this cover page shall not be deemed to be "filed" for the purpose of Section 18 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Act") or otherwise subject to the liabilities of that section of the Act but shall be subject to all other provisions of the Act (however, see the Notes).






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ELK EVERGREEN INVESTMENTS, LLC
Signature:/s/ Joshua Peck
Name/Title:Joshua Peck, Vice President
Date:07/02/2025
ELK CYPRESS INVESTMENTS, LLC
Signature:/s/ Joshua Peck
Name/Title:Joshua Peck, Vice President
Date:07/02/2025
TSSP SUB-FUND HOLDCO, LLC
Signature:/s/ Joshua Peck
Name/Title:Joshua Peck, Vice President
Date:07/02/2025
ALAN WAXMAN
Signature:/s/ Joshua Peck
Name/Title:Joshua Peck, on behalf of Alan Waxman
Date:07/02/2025

FAQ

What happened to Enstar Group Limited (ESGR) shares?

All ordinary shares were converted into $338 cash on 2 July 2025 upon completion of the merger with Sixth Street-backed entities.

Do the filing entities still own Enstar stock after the merger?

No. The Reporting Persons disclose 0 beneficial ownership, ending their Schedule 13D reporting obligations.

Will ESGR remain listed on NASDAQ?

No. Enstar has requested NASDAQ to file Form 25 to delist and deregister both its ordinary and preferred depositary shares.

Are there any new rollover investors in the deal?

Yes. Three individuals entered support agreements but will own less than 1 % indirectly in the new parent entity.

When will Enstar stop filing SEC reports?

After Form 25 effectiveness, Enstar intends to file Form 15, suspending Exchange Act reporting 90 days later or sooner if approved.
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