4Accepted Oct 6, 8:40 PM ET
Warner Bros. Discovery: director Geoffrey Y Yang sold 225,404 shares
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8:40 PM
Oct 6, 2026
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Oct 6, 2026
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Summary
Warner Bros. Discovery: director Geoffrey Y Yang sold 225,404 shares
What happened
- Geoffrey Y Yang, a director of Warner Bros. Discovery, reported dispositions on Oct 6, 2026. He disposed of 77,946 shares, 98,285 shares and 16,106 shares at $31.02 per share, producing proceeds of $2,417,628, $3,048,476 and $499,555, respectively (total $5,965,659). In addition, 24,000 deferred stock units (DSUs) and 9,067 restricted stock units (RSUs) were reported as derivative dispositions (moved to Table II) and converted to cash under the merger terms.
Key details
- Transaction date and price: Oct 6, 2026; common stock sales at $31.02 per share. DSUs/RSUs converted at the per share merger consideration of $31.01666668 (see footnotes).
- Shares sold: 192,337 common shares sold for $5,965,659; 33,067 RSUs/DSUs converted to cash (24,000 DSUs and 9,067 RSUs).
- Conversion value for RSUs/DSUs: at $31.01666668 per share, 33,067 units equal approximately $1,025,628 before withholding taxes (per the merger agreement).
- Post-transaction holdings and disclosure: the filing notes removal of 24,000 DSUs and 9,067 RSUs from Table I to Table II and includes a disclaimer that the reporting person disclaims beneficial ownership except to the extent of pecuniary interest.
- Corporate action: footnotes state that these conversions and cash payments occurred pursuant to the merger agreement dated Feb 27, 2026, in which Warner Bros. Discovery became a wholly owned subsidiary and each outstanding share was converted into cash consideration.
- Timeliness: Form 4 filed Oct 6, 2026; no late filing indicated in the report.
Why it may matter
- These were dispositions tied to a merger: vested RSUs and DSUs were cancelled and converted into cash per the merger agreement rather than sold on the open market.
- This is not a gift and not an option cashless exercise; it reflects payments under the merger terms.
- The reporting person disclaims beneficial ownership of the securities except for pecuniary interest.
- The filing does not show why the insider traded or why the company acted.