Playtika Tender Offer Settlement: Who Gets an Automatic Payment

Yes. The signed final order dated January 21, 2026 approves the settlement and its allocation plan. The official homepage still describes a proposed settlement, but the later signed order establishes approval. Checked September 10, 2026: https://www.playtikasecuritiessettlement.com/important-documents.

The order grants $4.95 million for attorneys' fees and expenses. Each plaintiff receives $10,000 from that award. Approval alone does not establish that payment has already been sent.

No. The class generally covers record and beneficial owners at 11:59 p.m. EDT on October 3, 2022. However, the payment right travels with shares until the distribution record date. Someone who sold after October 3 may have transferred the payment right to the buyer.

Shares tendered into the 2022 offer are excluded for those shares. The defendant, the people and businesses listed in paragraph 50 of the notice, and specified family members, controlled entities and related holdings are also excluded. The signed final order repeats these exclusions.

The administrator divides the net fund by the total number of eligible shares, then multiplies that per-share amount by your eligible shares. A payment below $1 is not issued. The notice does not guarantee a dollar amount per investor.

The $24.75 million is the total settlement, not an individual award. Interest increases the fund, while approved fees, administration, taxes and other permitted costs reduce the amount distributed.

No claim form is required. Eligibility for distribution is established through the share-position records described in the plan. If your shares are held through a broker, payments generally follow the same route as dividends through DTCC and its participating institutions. Eligible holdings outside that system are paid to the record owner.

For an unsettled trade at the October 3, 2022 close, the plan treats the buyer as holding the eligible shares and the seller as not holding them. Ask your broker or the administrator about your specific position.

The notice requires the settlement to become effective and the court to enter a distribution order. The January 21 final approval order approves the allocation formula, but the official documents checked September 10, 2026 did not confirm a payment date. Check https://www.playtikasecuritiessettlement.com/important-documents for later distribution updates.

This is a mandatory class settlement: there is no opt-out right. The notice required written objections to be received by January 6, 2026 and scheduled the hearing for January 21, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. EST. Those dates have passed, and final approval was entered on January 21. They are not current claim deadlines.

For the original objection procedure, see paragraphs 75-81 of the notice. Class members are bound by the judgment and release even if they did not object.

The plan allows redistribution when practical. Checks not cashed within six months become stale, subject to the applicable intermediary procedures described in paragraph 65 of the notice. If another distribution would cost too much, the court may approve the remaining funds going to a qualifying nonprofit. Keep your contact and account details current with the institution handling your shares.

When the settlement becomes effective, class members give up the covered claims related to the tender offer and the alleged conduct, including covered claims they do not yet know about. The full release appears in the stipulation and is incorporated in the final order. Actions to enforce the settlement are preserved.

The settlement and judgment do not constitute an admission of wrongdoing. Consult the official documents or class counsel if you need to understand how the release affects a separate claim.