[Form 4] TPG Inc. Insider Trading Activity
TPG Inc. director Jeffrey K. Rhodes received an automatic allocation of 34,047 TPH Units on 08/08/2025 following forfeiture by a former partner. Those TPH Units are exchangeable under the companys Amended and Restated Exchange Agreement for cash or, at the issuers election, one share of Class A common stock per unit, subject to customary conversion adjustments and transfer restrictions.
As described, an equal number of Common Units held by Group Holdings would be exchanged for the exchange consideration and an equal number of Class B common shares held by Group Holdings would be cancelled for no additional consideration; Class B shares carry 10 votes per share but no economic rights. The filing states the Reporting Person may be deemed to beneficially own these securities only to the extent of his pecuniary interest, and shows 6,271,376 underlying Class A shares beneficially owned following the reported transactions, held indirectly by a personal investment vehicle.
- Acquisition of 34,047 TPH Units was recorded for the Reporting Person, increasing his allocated units.
- TPH Units are exchangeable one-for-one (subject to adjustments) for Class A common stock under the Amended and Restated Exchange Agreement, preserving conversion optionality.
- Total underlying Class A interest reported as 6,271,376 shares following the transaction, held indirectly via a personal investment vehicle.
- Exchange consideration is subject to transfer restrictions and conversion adjustments, which may limit immediate liquidity or transferability.
- Reporting Person disclaims beneficial ownership except to the extent of pecuniary interest, indicating limited direct control over the securities.
- Class B shares to be cancelled for no additional consideration; Class B carries 10 votes per share but no economic rights, affecting voting-class structure rather than economic ownership.
Insights
Routine equity allocation with limited immediate economic impact; exchangeability preserves optionality for conversion to Class A shares.
The allocation of 34,047 TPH Units to Mr. Rhodes was automatic under the partnership agreement, not a market purchase. The units exchangeability into Class A common stock on a one-for-one basis maintains potential economic exposure while remaining subject to conversion adjustments and transfer restrictions, which can limit immediacy of liquidity or transfer. The filing expressly limits Rhodess beneficial ownership to his pecuniary interest and shows 6,271,376 underlying Class A shares held indirectly, indicating material indirect exposure but not necessarily a change in direct voting control by the reporting person.
Transaction is a governance-structured reallocation; cancellation of Class B shares on exchange affects voting-class structure but involves no new cash consideration.
The mechanics described—exchange of TPH Units and Common Units in tandem with automatic cancellation of Class B shares—preserve the issuers pre-defined capital structure mechanics. Notably, Class B shares carry 10 votes per share but no economic rights and will be cancelled upon exchange for no consideration, underscoring that these transfers affect voting-class composition rather than direct economic transfers to the reporting person. The Reporting Persons disclaimer of beneficial ownership except for pecuniary interest is consistent with indirect holdings via a personal investment vehicle.