Sonida Senior Living, INC Form 4 insider transactions
Insider transactions: buys and sells by directors, officers and ten percent owners, filed within two business days of the trade.
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Michael Simanovsky and 4 others reported changes in beneficial ownership of Sonida Senior Living, Inc. common stock on August 10, 2026.
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Sonida Senior Living, Inc. reports that Chief Operating Officer Anton D. Nikodemus was granted restricted stock units and performance units.
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Director Benjamin P. Harris was granted 7,124 restricted stock units in Sonida Senior Living, Inc. as part of his director compensation.
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Director Stephen H. Mauldin was granted 4,132 restricted stock units in Sonida Senior Living, Inc. as part of his board compensation.
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Sonida Senior Living director Lilly Donohue was granted 4,132 restricted stock units as part of board compensation.
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Director Jill M. Krueger was granted 4,132 restricted stock units in Sonida Senior Living, Inc. as part of an equity compensation arrangement.
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Sonida Senior Living director Martin J. Chandler was granted 4,132 restricted stock units vesting in one year.
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Director Benjamin P. Harris sold 2,500 shares of Sonida Senior Living, Inc. (SNDA) at an average price of $37.4618.
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Director Sam Levinson acquired 6,412 shares of Sonida Senior Living, Inc. (SNDA) common stock on June 11, 2026.
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Max Levy, SVP & Chief Investment Officer of Sonida Senior Living, Inc., reported a transaction involving the withholding of shares for tax purposes.
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Max Levy, SVP & Chief Investment Officer at Sonida Senior Living, Inc., filed an amendment to a Form 4 to correct an administrative error regarding shares withheld for tax obligations.
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Tabitha Bailey, SVP and Chief Legal Officer of Sonida Senior Living, Inc., disposed of 432 shares to satisfy tax obligations following the vesting of restricted stock.
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Timothy Cober, SVP and Chief Accounting Officer of Sonida Senior Living, Inc., disposed of 346 shares to satisfy tax obligations following a vesting event.
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Max Levy, Chief Investment Officer of Sonida Senior Living, surrendered 1,363 shares to satisfy tax liabilities following a restricted stock vesting event.
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President and CEO Brandon Ribar disposed of 3,067 shares of Sonida Senior Living to satisfy tax withholding obligations following the vesting of restricted stock.
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EVP and CFO Kevin Detz had 1,952 shares withheld to satisfy tax obligations following the vesting of restricted stock units.
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EVP & CFO Kevin Detz reported a routine tax withholding transaction and a new grant of restricted stock units.
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CEO Brandon Ribar reported a net increase in beneficial ownership following a restricted stock unit grant and tax withholding.
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Max Levy, Chief Investment Officer of Sonida Senior Living, was granted 8,482 restricted stock units as part of a long-term incentive plan.
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Timothy Cober, SVP and Chief Accounting Officer of Sonida Senior Living, was granted 3,635 restricted stock units as part of his compensation package.
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Tabitha Bailey, SVP and Chief Legal Officer of Sonida Senior Living, received 4,847 restricted stock units as part of a long-term incentive plan.
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Tabitha Bailey, SVP & Chief Legal Officer of Sonida Senior Living, Inc., reported a transaction involving the sale of common stock.
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Kevin Detz, EVP & CFO of Sonida Senior Living, Inc., reported transactions involving performance-based restricted stock and performance units.
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Brandon Ribar, President & CEO of Sonida Senior Living, Inc., reported transactions involving performance units and common stock, including forfeitures and awards.
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Max Levy, SVP & Chief Investment Officer of Sonida Senior Living, Inc., received an award of 130,000 performance stock units.
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Timothy Cober, SVP & Chief Accounting Officer of Sonida Senior Living, Inc., reported transactions involving common stock and performance units.
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Key investors, including Michael Simanovsky and Conversant Capital, have amended Series A Convertible Preferred Stock terms, extended warrants, and converted preferred shares into common stock in Sonida Senior Living.
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Sonida Senior Living, Inc. has entered into a new $900 million credit agreement to finance its acquisition of CNL Healthcare Properties, Inc., capital expenditures, and general business needs.
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Sonida Senior Living announced a $1.8 billion merger agreement to acquire CNL Healthcare Properties, alongside strong Q3 2025 operational results.
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Sonida Senior Living reports robust Q3 2025 operational growth and record post-COVID occupancy, alongside a transformative $1.8 billion merger with CNL Healthcare Properties.