[Form 4] SunLink Health Systems, Inc Insider Trading Activity
SunLink Health Systems insider reporting: disposition of common stock tied to merger conversion. The filing shows that Mark J. Stockslager, identified as a former director and former CFO/accounting officer, reported a disposition on 08/14/2025 of 108,051 shares of SunLink common stock, resulting in 0 shares beneficially owned following the transaction. The explanation states that at the effective time of the merger between SunLink and Regional Health Properties, each five SunLink shares were converted into 1.1330 shares of Regional common stock plus one share of Series D preferred of Regional. The Form 4 was signed via power of attorney.
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- Disposition of 108,051 SunLink common shares reported, leaving the reporting person with 0 shares following the transaction
Insights
TL;DR: Insider reported a full disposition of SunLink shares related to a merger conversion; transaction appears administrative rather than open-market sale.
The filing documents a single disposition of 108,051 SunLink common shares on 08/14/2025, leaving the reporting person with zero reported SunLink shares. The explanatory note clarifies this occurred at the Effective Time of a merger, when SunLink shares converted into Regional Health Properties securities on a fixed ratio. Because the transaction is described as a conversion at the merger Effective Time rather than a voluntary open-market sale, the immediate market-impact interpretation is limited by information provided in the form. The filing was executed by power of attorney.
TL;DR: The disclosure shows an insider's holdings were converted and disposed as part of a corporate transaction; governance implications are routine for a merger.
The report indicates Mark J. Stockslager no longer beneficially owns SunLink common stock following the merger conversion. The conversion mechanics—five SunLink shares exchanging for Regional common and a Series D preferred—are stated, but the Form 4 does not provide post-merger holdings in Regional securities for this reporting person. From a governance perspective, the filing fulfills Section 16 reporting obligations by documenting the change in beneficial ownership tied to the corporate reorganization.