REV Group (REVG) SVP’s stock and awards converted in Terex acquisition
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
REV Group, Inc. filed a Form 4 for SVP, General Counsel & Secretary Stephen Zamansky reflecting the closing of its merger with Terex Corporation on February 2, 2026. As part of this deal, REV Group became a wholly owned subsidiary of Terex through a two‑step merger structure.
At the effective time of the first merger, each share of REV Group common stock held by Zamansky was cancelled and converted into the right to receive from Terex 0.9809 shares of Terex common stock plus $8.71 in cash per share, without interest. His REV Group common stock holdings were reduced to zero as a result of these conversions.
Outstanding REV Group equity awards held by Zamansky were also converted into Terex awards. Performance stock units and restricted stock units were exchanged for Terex restricted stock units based on a 1.1309 conversion factor, while restricted share awards were converted into Terex restricted stock plus a cash component using the 0.9809 share ratio and $8.71 per underlying REV share. The new Terex awards and related cash amounts generally carry forward the same vesting conditions as the original REV Group awards, other than performance‑vesting terms.
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FAQ
What insider transaction did REV Group (REVG) report for Stephen Zamansky?
The filing shows Stephen Zamansky’s REV Group common stock and equity awards were cancelled and converted into Terex securities and cash at the merger closing. His REV common stock ended at zero, replaced by rights to Terex stock and cash under the merger terms.
What did REV Group (REVG) shares held by the insider convert into in the Terex merger?
Each outstanding REV Group common share held by the insider was converted into the right to receive 0.9809 shares of Terex common stock plus $8.71 in cash. This exchange occurred at the effective time of the first merger with Terex.
How were REV Group (REVG) performance stock units treated for the reporting person?
Each outstanding REV Group performance stock unit award was cancelled and converted into a Terex restricted stock unit using a 1.1309 share conversion factor. Accrued, unpaid dividend equivalents became a restricted cash payment, with vesting terms generally matching the original awards, excluding performance conditions.
What happened to REV Group (REVG) restricted share awards in the Terex transaction?
Each REV Group restricted share award was converted into a Terex restricted stock award plus cash. The Terex stock portion used a 0.9809 share ratio, and the cash portion equaled $8.71 multiplied by the underlying REV shares, with prior vesting conditions largely preserved.
How were REV Group (REVG) restricted stock units converted for the insider?
Each outstanding REV Group restricted stock unit was cancelled and converted into a Terex restricted stock unit using a 1.1309 share conversion factor. Related unpaid dividend equivalents became a restricted cash payment, and the new Terex awards generally follow the same vesting schedule as the original units.
When did the Terex and REV Group (REVG) merger become effective for this insider’s holdings?
The relevant transactions for the insider’s REV Group holdings occurred on February 2, 2026, at the effective time of the first merger between Terex’s merger subsidiary and REV Group, when shares and awards were converted into Terex securities and cash.