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Grab Holdings Ltd·4

Apr 17, 9:03 PM ET

Hungate Alexander Charles 4

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Grab (GRAB) President Alexander Hungate Receives RSU Awards & Converts Shares

What Happened

  • Alexander Charles Hungate, President and Chief Operating Officer of Grab Holdings Ltd (GRAB), was granted RSUs and reported conversions of derivative shares on April 15, 2026. The Form 4 shows grants/awards of 1,344,500, 509,524 and 547,351 shares (all reported as acquisitions at $0.00), and a conversion of 691,974 derivative shares (reported as both an acquisition and a simultaneous disposition, net $0).
  • All transactions show $0 cash consideration. Several derivative shares were also reported disposed to the issuer (509,524 and 547,351), and the conversion entries (691,974) reflect a class/derivative reclassification rather than a market sale.

Key Details

  • Transaction date: April 15, 2026; Form 4 filed April 17, 2026 (appears timely).
  • Prices: all transactions reported at $0.00 (awards/conversions, not open-market trades).
  • Shares shown in filing:
    • RSU grants: 1,344,500; 509,524; 547,351 (total RSUs shown granted on that date).
    • Derivative conversion: 691,974 shares (reported as both acquired and disposed, net cash $0).
    • Dispositions to issuer: 509,524 and 547,351 derivative shares (reason not specified in the Form 4).
  • Shares owned after the transactions: not specified in the provided Form 4 excerpt.
  • Footnotes of note:
    • F1/F2/F4: The RSUs represent contingent rights to receive Class B ordinary shares, but per an agreement (F1) the issuer will deliver Class A Ordinary Shares upon vesting instead of Class B.
    • F3: Each Class B share is convertible into one Class A share at the holder’s option (no expiration).
    • F5/F6: Vesting schedules noted — RSUs vest in equal installments on Mar 1, 2027 / Mar 1, 2028 (for some grants) and Mar 1, 2027 / Mar 1, 2028 / Mar 1, 2029 (for others).

Context

  • These entries are awards and derivative conversions, not open-market purchases or sales. Awards (RSUs) are compensation and vest over time per the listed schedules; conversions reflect share-class changes rather than cash transactions.
  • The dispositions to the issuer could reflect administrative steps (e.g., withholding or surrender) but the Form 4 does not state the reason—check company disclosures for more detail.
  • No cash proceeds were reported, so these transactions do not represent buying/selling sentiment in the market.