Roy Sumit

Roy Sumit, President, CEO and Director at both VTR and O, has filed 54 Form 4s across the two companies. The pattern is uniform: every transaction is either a grant (code A) or shares withheld to cover taxes (code F). There are no open-market purchases or sales in the record, and no option exercises or gifts. The dollar flow is one-directional on paper. Sumit has acquired $583,202.11 in value, all from grants. Against that, the F transactions are sizable. On O, the largest was a February 17, 2026 withholding worth $1,861,852.98, with another at $1,593,579.90 on December 31, 2025. The February 15, 2026 filings show two more F trades at $305,778.62 and $298,556.02, and there is a pair on January 1, 2026 at $201,579.12 and $170,237.40. On VTR, the F transactions are absent; the bulk of the award value shows up there, including a May 13, 2026 grant of $184,946.45 and a steady cadence of quarterly grants near $31,250 on the first of January, April, July and October 2026. On VTR the recent activity is almost entirely small compensation awards. The October 15, 2026 pair is worth $6,843.53 and $4,680.96, and the July 16 and April 16 pairs are similar. On O, the most recent action is the F withholding cluster in late 2025 and early 2026. The zero-value A entries that appear alongside the large F trades on O match the structure of a restricted stock vesting: a grant recorded at no cost, followed by shares surrendered to cover the tax obligation. Sumit has not bought or sold a single share in the open market in this filing window, which points to a compensation-driven pattern rather than a conviction-based one.