Groupon, Inc. SEC filings document the operating results, governance structure, and capital structure of a public local-marketplace company. Form 8-K reports furnish quarterly and annual financial results, including revenue, gross billings, Local category trends, segment performance, cash-flow measures, and special charges tied to restructuring plans or asset transactions.
The company’s periodic reports and proxy materials cover marketplace economics, risk factors, executive compensation, director elections, board oversight, and shareholder-meeting matters. Material-event filings also document financing activity, including Groupon’s convertible senior notes due 2030 and exchanges involving prior convertible note obligations.
Dusan Senkypl, CEO and 10% owner of Groupon (GRPN), reported multiple transactions involving Performance Share Units (PSUs) and Common Stock on June 18, 2025:
- Acquired 109,250 shares of Common Stock through PSU conversion at $0
- Currently holds 663,761 shares directly and indirect ownership of 10,181,070 shares through Pale Fire Capital entities
- PSU transactions include: - Disposition of 109,250 units - Forfeiture of 5,750 units due to 5% reduction under vesting-modifier metric - New grant of 5,750 units with performance conditions through May 2027
The PSUs vest based on stock price hurdles over a three-year performance period (May 2024-2027) and continued service conditions. Senkypl maintains significant control through Pale Fire Capital SICAV and Pale Fire Capital SE, demonstrating substantial insider ownership position.