Hall of Fame Resort (HOFV) director exits stake as shares cashed out at $0.90
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Company director Marcus Allen LaMarr reported the disposition of his common stock in connection with the company’s merger. On 12/31/2025, LaMarr’s 32,558 shares of common stock were converted in the merger into the right to receive a cash payment of $0.90 per share, before taxes and without interest. The merger combined Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Company with a subsidiary of HOFV Holdings, LLC, leaving the company as a wholly owned subsidiary of HOFV Holdings. Following this transaction, LaMarr reported beneficial ownership of 0 shares of Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Company common stock.
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Director’s 32,558 HOFV shares were cashed out at $0.90 per share in the merger, leaving him with no remaining stake.
This report shows how the merger of Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Company with a subsidiary of HOFV Holdings, LLC affected one director’s holdings. Marcus Allen LaMarr’s 32,558 common shares were converted into the right to receive
The filing highlights that, after the merger, the company became a wholly owned subsidiary of HOFV Holdings, and LaMarr reported beneficial ownership of 0 shares. This is a routine consequence of a cash merger, where public shareholders’ stock is converted into cash at a fixed price. The economic impact for LaMarr is defined by the agreed merger consideration of
FAQ
What transaction did the HOFV director report on this Form 4?
The filing shows that director Marcus Allen LaMarr had his 32,558 shares of Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Company common stock converted into a cash right as part of a merger completed on 12/31/2025.
What price per share did HOFV shareholders receive in the merger?
Each share of Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Company common stock reported in this filing was converted into the right to receive a cash payment of $0.90 per share, before taxes and without interest.
How many HOFV shares did Marcus Allen LaMarr own after the merger?
Following the merger transaction reported, Marcus Allen LaMarr reported beneficial ownership of 0 shares of Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Company common stock.
What changed for Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Company in this merger?
Under the Agreement and Plan of Merger, Omaha Merger Sub, Inc. merged with and into Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Company, and the company survived as a wholly owned subsidiary of HOFV Holdings, LLC.
Was the director’s HOFV transaction part of a 10b5-1 trading plan?
The form includes a checkbox for indicating a Rule 10b5-1(c) trading plan. The excerpt does not show that box as checked for this merger-related share conversion.
Did this Form 4 report any derivative securities for HOFV?
The filing includes a table for derivative securities, but no derivative transactions or holdings are listed for Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Company in the provided excerpt.