[8-K] Paramount Group, Inc. Reports Material Event
Paramount Group, Inc. completed its previously agreed merger with Rithm Capital Corp. affiliates, resulting in a full cash buyout and the end of Paramount’s independent public company status.
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Paramount Group, Inc. completed its previously agreed merger with Rithm Capital Corp. affiliates, resulting in a full cash buyout and the end of Paramount’s independent public company status. Each outstanding share of Paramount common stock was cancelled and converted into the right to receive $6.60 in cash per share, without interest. Common units of the operating partnership were similarly converted into cash based on the partnership conversion factor multiplied by $6.60.
In connection with the closing, Paramount’s common stock stopped trading on the New York Stock Exchange, a Form 25 was filed to delist and deregister the shares, and the company plans to file a Form 15 to end its ongoing SEC reporting obligations. All Paramount directors resigned and were replaced by the prior directors of the merger subsidiary, and several senior executives were replaced by new officers designated by the buyer.
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Paramount is taken private in an all-cash deal at $6.60 per share.
The transaction closes the sale of Paramount Group, Inc. to affiliates of Rithm Capital Corp., with each outstanding Paramount share converted into the right to receive $6.60 in cash. Operating partnership common units are similarly cashed out using the contractual conversion factor multiplied by $6.60, aligning treatment across the REIT and its operating partnership structure.
Following completion, Paramount’s common stock is delisted from the NYSE via a Form 25 filing, and the company plans to file a Form 15 to terminate registration and suspend reporting obligations under the Exchange Act. Governance shifts fully to the buyer’s control as all prior directors resign and are replaced by the merger subsidiary’s board, and key executives are succeeded by Rithm-designated officers. The filing confirms the closing mechanics and the final per-share cash consideration, with future visibility expected through the parent entity rather than Paramount’s standalone reports.
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