Tyler Jason J. 4

What Happened
Tyler Jason J., a director of TreeHouse Foods, had company stock and vested RSUs converted and surrendered in connection with TreeHouse’s merger into a private buyer. On 2026-02-11 the filing shows the disposition/cancellation of 8,192 common shares and the conversion/settlement of 22,669 restricted stock units (RSUs). Per the merger agreement, each share was converted into $22.50 in cash (less taxes/withholding) plus one contingent value right (CVR). The cash component for the combined 30,861-equivalent shares is approximately $694,373 before taxes/withholding; the CVRs may provide additional contingent proceeds.

Key Details

• Transaction date: 2026-02-11. Price reported via merger consideration: $22.50 per share (cash) + one CVR per share. Form reports N/A for trade price because conversion was merger-related.
• Items surrendered: 8,192 common shares; 22,669 RSUs (these RSUs vested and were converted into merger consideration per the merger agreement).
• Shares owned after transaction: effectively 0 shares of TreeHouse common stock (TreeHouse became a wholly owned subsidiary and outstanding common shares were canceled).
• Footnotes: F1 describes the Merger Agreement—each share cancelled for $22.50 cash + one CVR. F2/F3 explain the RSUs vested and were converted into the Merger Consideration.
• Filing timeliness: no late filing indicator shown.

Context
This was a merger-related cash-out and RSU settlement, not an open-market sale or a discretionary purchase; such conversions are routine in deal closings and do not by themselves signal insider conviction about future public-market performance. The CVR is contingent on future litigation proceeds related to part of TreeHouse’s coffee business and could provide additional payments depending on outcomes.