[Form 4] Life Time Group Holdings, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
John G. Danhakl, a director and reported 10% owner of Life Time Group Holdings, Inc. (LTH), reported a transaction on 09/11/2025 selling 4,991,976 shares of the company's common stock at $28.95 per share. After the sale, the filing reports that entities affiliated with Mr. Danhakl—Green LTF, LGP Associates VI-A and VI-B—collectively hold 24,906,061 shares indirectly. The Form 4 clarifies the sale consisted of 4,900,945 shares sold by Green LTF, 8,301 by Associates VI-A and 82,730 by Associates VI-B, and disclaims direct beneficial ownership by Mr. Danhakl except to the extent of his pecuniary interest. The filing was submitted by an attorney-in-fact on 09/15/2025.
- Clear disclosure of the number of shares sold and per-share price, including entity-level breakdowns
- Substantial retained indirect ownership remains (24,906,061 shares), indicating continued insider alignment
- Large disposition of 4,991,976 shares sold on 09/11/2025, which is a material sale by affiliated insider entities
- No explanatory context provided in the filing regarding the reason or plan for the sale
Insights
TL;DR Insider entities sold nearly 5.0 million shares, but retain a substantial indirect stake of ~24.9 million shares.
The sale of 4,991,976 shares at $28.95 is material in size and reduces the insider-controlled float held by affiliated entities. However, the filing shows continued significant indirect ownership concentrated in Green LTF and related vehicles, which suggests persistent insider alignment with the company despite the disposition. The report includes standard disclaimers about Mr. Danhakls indirect beneficial ownership and was executed by an attorney-in-fact, which is typical for complex ownership structures.
TL;DR Large related-party sale disclosed clearly; governance implications hinge on context not present in this filing.
The Form 4 provides transparent attribution of sold shares to specific affiliated entities and quantifies remaining indirect holdings by entity. From a governance perspective, the transaction raises questions about motive and timing, but the filing itself contains no statements on intent. The disclaimer of direct beneficial ownership is a standard legal position given intermediary ownership structures. No amendments or additional covenants are indicated in this submission.