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Nayax Ltd. files foreign issuer reports that document its commerce payments and loyalty platform, operating results, shareholder governance, and capital-markets disclosures. Recent Form 6-K reports furnish earnings releases, corporate presentations, and performance materials tied to transaction value, processed transactions, connected devices, customers, recurring revenue, and profitability measures.
The company’s SEC record also includes Annual General Meeting materials, proxy statements, proxy cards, shareholder voting procedures, postponement notices, and references to effective registration statements on Form S-8 and Form F-3. Other disclosures address financing-related announcements and the incorporation of furnished materials into U.S. and Israeli registration documents.
Nayax Ltd. reported that CEO NAYX North America, Carly Lisanne Furman, had 313 Ordinary Shares sold on her behalf on March 31, 2026. According to the disclosure, these shares were withheld and sold by the company to satisfy tax withholding obligations arising from the vesting of restricted share units.
The shares were sold at a weighted‑average price of $54.7816 per share, based on trades on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange that were originally executed in New Israeli Shekels and then converted to U.S. dollars. After this tax-related sale, Furman directly holds 11,574 Ordinary Shares of Nayax. The filing characterizes this as a routine, compensation‑linked transaction rather than a discretionary open‑market sale.
Nayax Ltd. CRO Oren Tepper reported a small share disposition tied to tax withholding. On this Form 4, 74 Ordinary Shares were sold at $53.93 per share, and the footnote explains the shares were withheld and sold by the company to cover tax obligations from vesting restricted share units. After this transaction, Tepper directly holds 8,444 Ordinary Shares, indicating a routine, non-discretionary tax-related event rather than an open-market portfolio decision.
Nayax Ltd. Chief Marketing Officer Michal Sever reported an open-market sale of 35 Ordinary Shares at $54.54 per share. According to the footnote, these shares were withheld and sold by the company to satisfy tax withholding obligations related to vesting of restricted share units. After this tax-related sale, Sever directly holds 5,306 Ordinary Shares.
Nayax Ltd. Chief Revenue Officer Oren Tepper reported a small share disposition related to equity compensation. He had 57 Ordinary Shares sold at a weighted average price of $55.1398 per share to satisfy tax withholding obligations arising from the vesting of restricted share units. After this transaction, he directly holds 8,518 Ordinary Shares. Because the sale was made to cover taxes on vesting rather than as a discretionary trade, it represents a routine administrative event rather than an active change in his investment stance.
Nayax Ltd. CFO Manor Sagit reported small sales of Ordinary Shares linked to tax withholding on vested restricted share units. On March 27, Sagit sold 215 shares at a weighted average price of $54.54, and on March 26 sold 79 shares at a weighted average price of $55.1398. According to the footnotes, these shares were withheld and sold by Nayax to satisfy tax withholding obligations, making them mechanical rather than discretionary trades. After these transactions, Sagit directly owned 50,529 Ordinary Shares.
Nayax Ltd. reported that Furman Carly Lisanne, CEO of Nayax North America, had a total of 219 Ordinary Shares sold on March 26–27, 2026. The sales involved 110 shares at 55.1398 per share and 109 shares at 54.5400 per share.
According to a footnote, these shares were withheld and sold by the company to satisfy tax withholding obligations arising from the vesting of restricted share units, rather than discretionary open-market selling. After these transactions, Lisanne directly holds 11,887 Ordinary Shares.
Chief Strategy Officer Aaron Samuel Greenberg of Nayax Ltd. reported a small disposition of 54 Ordinary Shares at $54.54 per share. According to the footnote, these shares were withheld and sold by the company solely to cover tax withholding obligations related to the vesting of restricted share units, rather than a discretionary sale. Following this transaction, Greenberg directly holds 26,755 Ordinary Shares.
NYAX filer submitted a Form 144 proposing sale of ordinary shares. The filing lists 168 shares under an Employee Stock Option Plan (exercisable for cash upon exercise) and 1093 Restricted Stock Units. The filing records a prior sale of 300 ordinary shares by Oded Frenkel on 03/11/2026 for 17223.00. Shares outstanding are shown as 37301367 as of 03/26/2026.
Nayax Ltd. has called its Annual General Meeting for April 29, 2026, with a record date of March 24, 2026, when 37,378,139 Ordinary Shares were outstanding. Shareholders will vote on reappointing PwC affiliate Kesselman & Kesselman as auditor, re-electing five directors, and allowing founder Yair Nechmad to continue serving as both Chairman and CEO for three years.
Resolutions also seek approval of an updated three‑year remuneration policy, revised service agreements for the CEO and CTO with higher indexed fees and new five‑year option packages, a 200,000‑share Employee Share Purchase Plan, a U.S. appendix to the 2018 equity plan covering up to 5,000,000 shares, and related‑party employment terms for a senior manager.
Nayax Ltd. CFO Manor Sagit filed an amended ownership report showing direct holdings of Ordinary Shares and multiple grants of restricted stock units (RSUs). The footnotes explain that each RSU represents a right to receive one Nayax ordinary share and that the awards vest over multi‑year schedules tied to continued service.
The RSU grants feature various vesting patterns, including 20% to 29.17% in the first year and the remaining portions vesting in equal quarterly or annual installments over three to five years. The filing reflects equity-based compensation and updated share ownership, not open‑market buying or selling.