[Form 4] Triumph Group, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Triumph Group, Inc. (TGI) – Form 4
SVP & CFO James F. McCabe Jr. reports transactions dated 24 Jul 2025 tied to the closing of the cash merger with Titan BW Acquisition Holdco Inc. At the merger’s effective time, all equity was converted into the $26.00 cash consideration.
- Common stock: 112,819 shares were deemed acquired from performance-based RSUs; 49,065 shares were withheld for taxes; 278,945 shares were surrendered for cash. Post-transaction direct ownership: 0 shares.
- Equity awards: 63,027 RSUs/PSUs were cancelled; tax withholding applied to 27,845 units. All awards exchanged for $26 per underlying share.
- Outcome: Insider no longer holds Triumph equity, confirming Triumph’s conversion to a wholly owned subsidiary of Titan BW and finalizing the $26.00 per-share take-out for all shareholders.
- Merger closing confirmed: Filing evidences completion of the $26-per-share cash acquisition, providing immediate liquidity to shareholders.
- Insider exits entire position: CFO now holds zero shares post-merger, ending alignment with any future performance under private ownership.
Insights
TL;DR: Filing verifies $26 cash buy-out completion; insider equity fully cashed, eliminating residual share float.
The Form 4 corroborates legal consummation of Titan BW’s acquisition. Cash settlement of 328,010 common shares and 63,027 RSUs/PSUs at $26 confirms the merger mechanics and eliminates minority interests. Investors gain liquidity; Triumph stock will cease trading, so future upside now depends on the private parent. No surprises versus merger agreement → neutral to mildly positive as execution risk is gone.
TL;DR: CFO exits with zero holdings, alignment with public investors ends.
All insider positions were extinguished through mandatory cash conversion and tax withholding. While standard in take-privates, absence of rollover equity suggests executives’ incentives shift to the new parent’s private program, not public shareholders. Filing poses no governance red flags but signals complete transition to private ownership.