[Form 4] Olo Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Joanna G. Lambert, listed as Chief Operating Officer of Olo Inc. (OLO), reported transactions tied to a merger that became effective on 09/12/2025 when Project Hospitality Merger Sub merged into Olo and Olo became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Olo Parent, Inc. At the Effective Time each outstanding share of Olo common stock was cancelled and converted into the right to receive $10.25 in cash per share. The Form 4 shows an acquisition entry of 733,024 shares (representing vested and unvested PSUs converted to shares immediately prior to the Effective Time) and a disposition of 1,619,895 shares leaving the reporting person with 0 shares after the transactions. Of the PSUs referenced, 157,137 vested at the Effective Time and 575,887 remained unvested and were converted into contingent cash replacement amounts subject to continued service through the vesting dates.
- Merger provides cash consideration of $10.25 per share, creating immediate liquidity for holders as described in the filing
 - PSUs were remeasured and 157,137 vested as of the Effective Time, providing immediate value for those vested awards
 
- Reporting person holds 0 shares following the transaction, indicating equity ownership was fully cancelled under merger terms
 - 575,887 PSUs remain unvested and were converted into contingent cash replacement amounts subject to continued service through vesting dates
 
Insights
TL;DR: Insider holdings were cashed out at $10.25 per share due to a merger, eliminating reported equity ownership.
The Form 4 documents a change in ownership driven entirely by a corporate merger that converted equity and PSUs into cash consideration of $10.25 per share. The reporting person recorded both an acquisition entry (reflecting shares underlying PSUs deemed to have been issued immediately prior to the Effective Time) and a disposition equal to total previously held Class A shares, resulting in zero shares post-transaction. PSUs were partly vested (157,137) and largely converted to cash replacement amounts (575,887 remain unvested but converted to contingent cash payments tied to continued service). For investors this is a structural liquidity event rather than an open-market sale; the cash consideration and cancellation of shares are dispositive facts stated in the filing.
TL;DR: The insider transaction reflects merger terms that converted equity and awards into cash, with unvested awards preserved as cash contingents.
The filing confirms the Merger Agreement specified automatic cancellation of Olo common stock and conversion into $10.25 cash per share. Performance-based RSUs were remeasured by the board and partially vested at the Effective Time while the remainder converted into cash replacement amounts contingent on continued service. The signature by an attorney-in-fact and clear linkage to the Merger Agreement indicates procedural compliance for Section 16 reporting; the filing does not disclose any voluntary open-market insider sales separate from the merger consideration.