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Eric Rosenfeld filed a Schedule 13D reporting a significant ownership position in Legato Merger Corp. IV. He beneficially owns 2,788,217 ordinary shares, representing 8.9% of the company’s outstanding ordinary shares, held with sole voting and dispositive power.
Rosenfeld originally acquired 7,666,667 founder shares in September 2025 for a total capital contribution of $25,000, later transferring some and retaining 2,782,617 founder shares. He also purchased 5,600 Private Placement Units in a concurrent private placement of 550,000 units at
Each unit includes one ordinary share and one-third of a warrant exercisable at
Legato Merger Corp. director John Ing reported his initial beneficial ownership of the company’s securities. The holdings are indirect through The Mont Blanc Investment Corporation, which holds 180,000 ordinary shares and 20,000 warrants.
The 180,000 ordinary shares include 60,000 shares contained in units that Mont Blanc had irrevocably committed to purchase before Legato’s initial public offering and that were bought at the IPO closing. The 20,000 warrants were also acquired in units purchased at the IPO closing. Each warrant becomes exercisable 30 days after Legato completes its initial business combination and will generally expire five years after that completion or earlier if redeemed or if no business combination is completed and the trust account is liquidated.