[Form 4] Y-mAbs Therapeutics, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Y-mAbs director Laura Hamill reported that pursuant to a merger transaction on 09/16/2025 she disposed of all her company equity for cash consideration of $8.60 per share. The Form 4 shows 5,825 common shares tendered and 25,080 RSUs converted into cash, leaving 0 shares beneficially owned. Outstanding stock options were also cancelled or cashed out: several options were converted into cash based on the difference between the $8.60 merger price and their exercise prices, while any option with an exercise price equal to or above $8.60 was cancelled for no consideration. The reporting person’s position in Y-mAbs is fully eliminated as a result of the merger.
- All equity converted to cash at a stated merger consideration of $8.60 per share, providing immediate liquidity to the reporting person
- RSUs and in-the-money options were settled for cash under the merger agreement, ensuring value realization for vested/unvested awards
- Several stock options with exercise prices ≥ $8.60 were cancelled for no consideration, resulting in loss of potential upside for those awards
- Reporting person’s beneficial ownership reduced to zero, meaning no ongoing public-equity alignment with remaining shareholders post-merger
Insights
TL;DR: Director fully exited equity post-merger, receiving $8.60 per share and cash settlements for vested/unvested awards.
The Form 4 documents a corporate-control transaction that converted all equity holdings into cash at $8.60 per share as part of a completed merger. The reporting person surrendered 5,825 shares and had 25,080 RSUs converted to cash, with multiple stock options either cashed out for the spread or cancelled if their exercise price met or exceeded $8.60. For investors, this is an insider disposition driven by deal terms rather than voluntary market sales; it reflects transactional liquidity rather than a trading signal about company fundamentals.
TL;DR: Insider holdings were eliminated under merger terms; treatment of awards follows standard change-of-control provisions.
The filing shows standard merger consideration mechanics: shares tendered for $8.60 cash, RSUs converted pro rata to cash and options net-settled based on spread, with in-the-money options receiving cash and out-of-the-money or at‑the‑money options cancelled where exercise price >= consideration. The disclosure is complete regarding the mechanics and outcomes for each award class and confirms the director no longer holds equity in the surviving private entity.