RB Global Ord Shs SEC Filings

RB Global director Gregory B. Morrison reported the acquisition of 5 Dividend Equivalent Rights related to the 2025 Restricted Share Units (RSUs) on June 20, 2025.

Key details of the transaction:

• The dividend equivalent rights represent contingent rights to receive the economic equivalent of one RBA common share each
• These rights are tied to the 2025 RSU grant and become exercisable proportionally with the underlying RSUs
• The acquisition price was reported as $0
• The transaction resulted in Morrison holding 5 dividend equivalent rights directly

The Form 4 was filed by Morrison's attorney-in-fact, Maria Teresa Punsalan, on June 24, 2025. This insider transaction reflects standard equity compensation practices for board members at RB Global.

RB Global Director Sarah E. Raiss received dividend equivalent rights on June 20, 2025, reflecting two separate transactions:

• 54 Dividend Equivalent Rights related to deferred share units (DSUs), bringing total beneficial ownership to 1,852 units
• 5 Dividend Equivalent Rights connected to 2025 restricted share units (RSUs), with a total holding of 5 units

Both transactions were acquired at $0 cost and represent contingent rights to receive the economic equivalent of one RB Global common share each. The DSU-related rights become exercisable concurrent with the deferred share units, while the RSU-related rights vest proportionately with their corresponding restricted share units. All securities are held directly by the reporting person.

RB Global director Michael D. Sieger reported the acquisition of dividend equivalent rights on June 20, 2025. The transactions include:

• 7 Dividend Equivalent Rights (DSUs) related to deferred share units, bringing total holdings to 46 units
• 5 Dividend Equivalent Rights (2025 RSUs) connected to restricted share units, with total holdings of 5 units

Both types of rights represent contingent claims to receive the economic equivalent of one RB Global common share. The DSU-related rights become exercisable alongside the deferred share units, while the RSU-related rights vest proportionately with their corresponding restricted share units. All transactions were executed at $0 cost and are held directly by the reporting person.

Form 4 filing overview: RB Global Inc. (RBA) disclosed that director Robert George Elton automatically acquired additional equity-linked interests on 20 June 2025. The transactions, reported on 24 June 2025, relate to dividend-equivalent rights (DERs) that mirror cash dividends on previously granted share-based awards.

• 90 DERs tied to deferred share units (DSUs)
• 9 DERs tied to 2024 restricted share units (RSUs)
• 7 DERs tied to 2025 RSUs

Each DER conveys the economic value of one common share and vests concurrently with its corresponding DSU or RSU grant; the acquisition price was $0.

Post-transaction, Elton directly holds 4,377 DSU-related DERs, 53 DERs from the 2024 RSU grant and 7 DERs from the 2025 RSU grant. No common shares were sold, and the filing reflects routine dividend accrual rather than an open-market purchase. Consequently, the event is considered immaterial to RB Global’s share count and offers limited insight into insider sentiment.

RB Global Director Deborah Stein reported the acquisition of dividend equivalent rights related to restricted share units (RSUs) on June 20, 2025. The transactions include:

• 2024 RSUs: Acquired 8 dividend equivalent rights, bringing total holdings to 42 units
• 2025 RSUs: Acquired 5 dividend equivalent rights, bringing total holdings to 5 units

Each dividend equivalent right represents a contingent right to receive the economic equivalent of one RB Global common share. These rights become exercisable proportionately with their corresponding RSU grants. The acquisition price was reported as $0, as these are compensation-related grants. All holdings are held directly by the reporting person.

RB Global, Inc. (RBA) — Form 4 insider filing. Director Carol Stephenson reported three transactions dated 06/20/2025, all coded “A” for acquisition and all involving dividend-equivalent rights (DERs) rather than common shares.

• DSU-related DERs: 11 rights acquired at $0 exercise price; aggregate DERs held after the transaction: 150.
• 2024 RSU-related DERs: 8 rights acquired at $0; aggregate balance: 42.
• 2025 RSU-related DERs: 5 rights acquired at $0; aggregate balance: 5.

Each DER gives the holder the economic equivalent of one RBA common share and vests concurrently with the underlying deferred share units (DSUs) or restricted share units (RSUs). No sales, disposals, or cash purchases were reported, and no price was paid for the rights.

Materiality assessment: The total of 24 newly accrued rights corresponds to 24 potential common shares, a de minimis amount relative to RBA’s outstanding share count. The filing represents routine accrual of dividend equivalents under existing equity awards and does not signal a directional view on the stock. Therefore, the information is considered neutral and non-material for most investors.

RB Global Director Timothy J. O'Day reported the acquisition of dividend equivalent rights on June 20, 2025. The transactions included:

• 7 Dividend Equivalent Rights related to deferred share units (DSUs), bringing total holdings to 46 units
• 8 Dividend Equivalent Rights for 2024 restricted share units (RSUs), with total holdings now at 42 units
• 5 Dividend Equivalent Rights for 2025 RSUs, with total holdings of 5 units

Each dividend equivalent right represents a contingent right to receive the economic equivalent of one RB Global common share. The rights become exercisable concurrently with their respective underlying securities (DSUs or RSUs). The transaction was executed at $0 cost, as these are dividend equivalent rights automatically accrued on existing equity awards. All securities are held directly by O'Day.

RB Global, Inc. (RBA) – Form 4 insider transaction filing

Director Brian A. Bales reported three routine, no-cost acquisitions of dividend-equivalent rights on 20 June 2025. The derivative rights accrued automatically on previously granted deferred share units (DSUs) and restricted share units (RSUs) and convert into common shares on the same schedule as the underlying units.

• 7 dividend-equivalent rights tied to outstanding DSUs (underlying 7 common shares; beneficial holdings of this class now 46)
• 8 dividend-equivalent rights tied to the 2024 RSU grant (underlying 8 common shares; holdings now 42)
• 5 dividend-equivalent rights tied to the 2025 RSU grant (underlying 5 common shares; first reported position)

The transactions were coded “A” (acquisition) and are recorded as direct ownership. No dispositions, open-market purchases, or sales were reported, and no cash consideration was paid. These incremental awards are mechanically generated by the company’s dividend policy and are typical for equity-based compensation programs. Given the small number of underlying shares (total 20) and their origin as dividend adjustments, the filing is considered routine with minimal impact on the company’s share float or governance profile.

RB Global Inc. (RBA) – Form 4 Insider Transaction

Director Adam DeWitt filed a Form 4 reporting the automatic grant of dividend-equivalent derivative rights on 20 Jun 2025. Two separate derivative lines were disclosed:

• Dividend Equivalent Rights (Deferred Share Units): 24 rights acquired; total holdings after the transaction rise to 480 rights.
• Dividend Equivalent Rights (2025 Restricted Share Units): 5 rights acquired; total holdings after the transaction are 5 rights.

Each right represents the contingent economic equivalent of one common share and was received at $0 cost, accruing in connection with existing DSU and RSU awards. The rights become exercisable concurrently with, or proportionately to, the underlying DSUs and RSUs.

The filing reflects routine accrual of dividend-equivalent units rather than open-market purchases or sales, and thus does not alter the director’s cash exposure or the company’s share count.