TreeHouse Foods, Inc.·4

Feb 11, 4:32 PM ET

Landry Stephen Alan 4

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TreeHouse (THS) SVP Stephen Landry Receives Merger Consideration

What Happened
Stephen Alan Landry, SVP and Chief Operations Officer of TreeHouse Foods (THS), had equity awards converted and settled in connection with TreeHouse’s merger. A total of 41,257 award shares (19,593 + 21,664) were converted/cancelled and treated as Merger Consideration: $22.50 in cash per share (less taxes and withholding) plus one contingent value right (CVR) per share. The cash value of the converted shares is roughly $928,283 (41,257 × $22.50), subject to applicable withholding; portions were disposed to the issuer (likely to satisfy tax withholding).

Key Details

  • Transaction date reported: 2026-02-11 (Form 4 filing date). Price per share: $22.50 cash per Merger Agreement (cash amount shown as Merger Consideration; Form 4 shows N/A for market price).
  • Shares converted/disposed: 21,664 RSU-related shares and 19,593 PSU/derivative-related shares — total 41,257 shares.
  • Consideration received: ~ $928,283 in cash (before withholding) plus one contractual contingent value right (CVR) per share for potential additional proceeds from specified litigation.
  • Footnotes: F2 describes the Merger (shares canceled and converted to $22.50 cash + CVR); F3 explains RSUs vested and converted; F4 explains PSUs were treated as vested at 130% of target and converted.
  • Ownership after transaction: the awards were canceled and converted under the Merger Agreement (common shares were canceled at the Effective Time).
  • Filing timeliness: reported on 2026-02-11; Form 4 does not indicate a late filing in the data provided.

Context
These were not open-market buys or discretionary sales. The transactions reflect the contractual conversion/settlement of RSUs/PSUs in connection with TreeHouse’s sale — including immediate dispositions to the issuer (typical for cash settlement and tax withholding). The CVR may provide additional future proceeds depending on litigation outcomes; this filing documents the merger cash-and-CVR settlement rather than a voluntary insider sale.