Flushing investors get 0.85 OceanFirst share in merger
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Flushing Financial Corporation has completed its merger with OceanFirst Financial Corp. On June 1, 2026, Apollo Merger Sub Corp. first merged into Flushing, and immediately afterward Flushing merged into OceanFirst, leaving OceanFirst as the surviving corporation. Flushing Bank will then merge into OceanFirst Bank, National Association, which will remain as the surviving bank.
Each share of Flushing common stock was converted into the right to receive 0.85 of a share of OceanFirst common stock, with cash paid in lieu of fractional shares. Outstanding Flushing restricted stock unit awards generally vested and were converted into OceanFirst equity or replacement OceanFirst RSU awards based on the same 0.85 exchange ratio. In total, approximately 29.30 million shares of OceanFirst common stock are issuable as merger consideration. Trading in Flushing common stock was suspended after June 1, 2026, and the shares will be delisted from Nasdaq, with OceanFirst, as successor, intending to terminate Flushing’s SEC registration and reporting obligations.
Insights
Flushing is now fully absorbed into OceanFirst, with stockholders converted into OceanFirst shareholders and FFIC delisted.
The transaction closes a previously announced all‑stock bank merger where Flushing stockholders receive OceanFirst common stock at a fixed 0.85 exchange ratio. Approximately 29.30 million OceanFirst shares are issuable, including for converted restricted stock units, indicating a sizeable equity component for the combined company.
From Flushing investors’ perspective, their legacy FFIC shares cease trading and are replaced by OceanFirst shares plus cash for any fractional interests. Flushing’s directors and officers have all stepped down, and OceanFirst becomes the reporting entity while seeking to terminate Flushing’s standalone SEC registration. Subsequent OceanFirst disclosures will frame the combined company’s capital, earnings profile, and integration progress.
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