4Filed Aug 31, 8:00 PM ET

Life Time (LTH) Green LTF Holdings II LP Director Distributes 853,884 Shares

$LTH · Life Time Group Holdings, Inc.

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Life Time (LTH) Green LTF Holdings II LP Director Distributes 853,884 Shares

What Happened
Green LTF Holdings II LP (reported as a director-related reporting person) recorded a disposition of 853,884 shares of Life Time Group Holdings, Inc. common stock on August 28, 2026. The transaction shows a $0.00 price and $0 total proceeds because the shares were distributed pro‑rata in‑kind to certain limited partners rather than sold on the open market.

Key Details

  • Transaction date: 2026-08-28; Form 4 filed 2026-09-01 (filed within two business days).
  • Transaction type/code: “Other acquisition or disposition (J)” — an in‑kind distribution (not a sale).
  • Shares affected: 853,884 common shares; reported consideration: $0.00 (no cash received).
  • Shares owned after transaction: not separately quantified in the reporting table; footnotes indicate holdings by Green LTF and affiliated entities (see below).
  • Notable footnotes: filing states the shares were distributed by Green LTF to certain limited partners for no consideration (F1). Various affiliated entities (Associates VI‑A/B, GEI VI, GEI Side VI, Holdings, Capital, LGP, LGPM, Peridot) may be deemed indirect beneficial owners of securities held by Green LTF and related entities (F3–F7). Reporting persons disclaim beneficial ownership of securities not held of record except to their pecuniary interest (F5).
  • Remarks: Mr. John Danhakl is a board member and partner at LGP; the LGP entities may be treated as a director for Section 16 purposes.

Context

  • This was a distribution of shares to limited partners (an in‑kind transfer), not an open‑market sale — distributions/gifts generally do not reflect an insider’s active decision to sell for cash.
  • The filing involves an investment vehicle and affiliated entities rather than a direct personal trade by an executive; such institutional/LP movements can reflect portfolio reallocation or pass‑through distributions.
  • Transaction code J indicates an “other” acquisition/disposition; read the footnotes for the specific mechanics (here, pro‑rata in‑kind distribution).