Gogoro Inc.·4

Jul 14, 6:06 AM ET

Yin Chung-Yao 4

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Gogoro Director Yin Chung‑Yao Acquires 9.56M Shares via Succession

What Happened

  • Yin Chung‑Yao, a director of Gogoro Inc. (GGR), reported acquisitions on June 22, 2026: 9,561,657 ordinary shares (code J, “other acquisition”) and 541,934 derivative securities (also code J). No price is reported (N/A), and the transactions stem from succession/assignment rather than an open‑market purchase — the filing describes a transfer of entitlement following the death of the reporting person’s father and an assignment from the reporting person’s mother.

Key Details

  • Transaction date: June 22, 2026; Form 4 filed July 14, 2026 (appears late — Form 4s are normally due within two business days).
  • Transaction type/code: Other acquisition or disposition (J) for both ordinary shares and derivative securities (warrants); price reported as N/A.
  • Shares/warrants acquired: 9,561,657 ordinary shares; 541,934 derivative securities (warrants).
  • Ownership after transaction: Filing indicates Yin is now entitled to a two‑thirds equity interest in Gold Sino Assets Limited (Gold Sino), which holds the reported ordinary shares and warrants. The reporting person also controls Peng‑Lin Investment Co., Ltd., which holds 494,538 ordinary shares. The filing does not state an explicit total "shares owned after" number beyond these descriptions.
  • Footnotes of note: (F1/F3) the acquisitions reflect succession and a June 22, 2026 assignment by the reporting person’s mother that increased his entitlement in Gold Sino to two‑thirds; (F2) Peng‑Lin holds 494,538 shares; (F4) the reporting person disclaims beneficial ownership except to the extent of pecuniary interest.

Context

  • These were non‑market transfers tied to succession and intra‑family assignment (code J), not purchases or sales that signal trading sentiment. The derivative line relates to warrants held by Gold Sino; such derivatives represent rights to acquire shares in the future rather than immediate stock. The late filing may warrant attention from compliance or investors tracking timely insider disclosures.