[Form 4] Y-mAbs Therapeutics, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Y-mAbs Therapeutics completed a merger and associated tender offer resulting in cash-out of outstanding equity awards. On 09/16/2025 the purchaser completed a tender offer and merged with the issuer, making Y-mAbs an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of the buyer. Common shares were cancelled and converted into $8.60 per share in cash. The reporting person, a director, disposed of 5,825 shares and 25,080 restricted stock units were cashed out. All outstanding stock options and RSUs were cancelled and converted into cash pursuant to the merger terms, with options yielding cash equal to the excess of $8.60 over each option's exercise price; options with exercise prices at or above $8.60 were cancelled for no consideration.
- Merger completed and consideration of $8.60 per share was paid to holders
- All equity awards settled in cash pursuant to the Merger Agreement, providing liquidity to holders
- Reporting person no longer holds common stock following the reported dispositions and settlements
- Outstanding options were cancelled if their exercise price was equal to or above $8.60, receiving no consideration
Insights
TL;DR: Merger resulted in full cash-out of public equity and option/R.S.U. awards at $8.60 per share.
The Form 4 documents the mechanical settlement of equity holdings following the Merger Agreement dated August 4, 2025. The reporting director’s open common shares and RSUs were converted into cash at $8.60 per share; multiple option tranches were cashed out based on the spread to $8.60, while in-the-money and at-the-money outcomes are reflected by the option exercise-price comparisons listed. For investors, this confirms completion of the acquisition and elimination of public equity interests, removing public float and ending the company’s standalone equity valuation.
TL;DR: Director-level holdings were settled per merger terms; equity incentives were uniformly converted to cash.
The filing shows governance-level alignment with the Merger Agreement: director-held RSUs and stock options were treated consistently with the deal terms, being cancelled and converted to cash consideration. The Form 4 clarifies that vested and unvested awards were both cashed out, and it references the Merger Agreement as controlling. This documents the cessation of the reporting person’s beneficial ownership post-closing and provides the contractual basis for award settlements.