Sabre Corporation has adopted a limited-duration shareholder rights plan after Constellation Software Inc. built a 9.7% economic position in the company, including 4.7% in common stock and 5% through derivatives. Constellation sought board representation, requesting seats for two executives and submitting a director nomination notice on Jan. 23, 2026, before later withdrawing one of its nominees on Feb. 28 without explanation. Sabre said it had been in discussions toward a governance agreement that would have added the CEO of Constellation’s Vela Software division to Sabre’s board, but talks ended on Feb. 26; the rights plan is effective immediately and expires in one year.

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