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Taboola.com Ltd. filings document formal disclosures for an Israel-incorporated performance advertising technology company with ordinary shares and warrants referenced in its Exchange Act reports. Recent Form 8-K filings furnish quarterly and annual financial results, investor presentations and prepared remarks under results-of-operations and Regulation FD disclosure items.
The company’s proxy materials cover annual general meeting procedures, shareholder voting matters and board governance. Other material-event filings document capital-structure actions, including share repurchase agreements, related approval processes and exhibits tied to ordinary share transactions.
Form 4 filed 07/21/2025: Apollo Management Holdings GP, LLC and affiliated Apollo entities, each a 10%+ shareholder of Taboola.com Ltd. (TBLA), reported a single transaction coded “J”. The filing shows 159,637 non-voting ordinary shares were transferred at $3.60 per share between the issuer and College Top Holdings, Inc. under Taboola’s share-repurchase program. Following the transaction Apollo still controls 32,153,324 non-voting ordinary shares and 39,525,691 voting ordinary shares, well above the 10% threshold but below the 25% level referenced in the footnotes.
Footnote 1 states the sale is designed to keep Apollo’s ownership from reaching 25% of Taboola’s outstanding shares, implying a regulatory or governance cap. No derivative securities were involved and no other insider transactions were reported.
Form 4 filed 07/21/2025 by Apollo-affiliated entities (10%+ owners of Taboola.com Ltd. – TBLA) discloses an internal, non-market transaction coded “J.” College Top Holdings, Inc. disposed of 159,637 non-voting ordinary shares back to the issuer at $3.60 per share under Taboola’s share-repurchase program. The sale is intended to keep the Apollo group’s aggregate ownership below the 25% threshold (see Footnote 1).
Post-sale holdings: Apollo group still indirectly owns 32,153,324 non-voting ordinary shares and 39,525,691 ordinary shares. No derivative securities were reported. The filing is a joint submission covering multiple Apollo entities, each classified as a 10% owner; no directors or officers of Taboola changed.
The transaction represents less than 1% of the group’s non-voting stake and does not appear to signal a change in investment thesis; it is a compliance-driven adjustment accompanying the company’s authorized buyback.