Roy Sumit

Roy Sumit, who serves as President, CEO, and Director, has filed 51 Form 4 transactions across two real estate investment trusts, Ventas Inc. (VTR) and Realty Income Corporation (O), but the filings show no open-market buying or selling. The entire dollar volume of roughly $540,000 in acquired value consists of compensation-related grants and awards, coded as "A" transactions. The most recent filings, dated July 16, 2026, show two small VTR grants valued at $6,806 and $4,475, following a $31,250 award on July 1 and a substantial $184,946 grant on May 13. These recurring awards, which appear on a near-monthly cadence, are purely mechanical compensation events rather than discretionary trades. On the Realty Income side, Sumit's filings are dominated by "F" transactions—shares withheld to cover tax obligations on vested equity. The largest of these occurred on February 17, 2026, when $1,861,853 in shares were withheld, alongside a $305,779 and $298,556 pair on February 15. Additional tax-withholding events on January 1, 2026, totaled $371,817, and a year-end 2025 filing on December 31 showed $1,593,580 in withheld value. These "F" transactions are automatic and do not reflect a discretionary sell decision, but they do indicate substantial equity vesting events at Realty Income. The overall pattern reveals a complete absence of open-market purchases or sales—no "P" or "S" codes appear in the recent activity. Sumit's Form 4 history is entirely composed of compensation grants and mandatory tax withholdings, which means the filings offer no signal of insider conviction either way. The activity is best characterized as routine equity compensation administration across two large-cap REITs, with the dollar figures reflecting the scale of his compensation package rather than any directional trading bias.