Chief accounting officer plans an orderly September departure; no disagreement disclosed

- This is a planned personnel transition, not an operating update. Robert Rico intends to resign as chief accounting officer and principal accounting officer effective September 30, 2026, to pursue an outside opportunity; the filing explicitly says the departure is not tied to disagreements. (Item 5.02)

- The near-term disruption risk appears limited. Rico will remain in both roles until a permanent replacement is appointed, giving Galaxy time to manage the handoff. (Item 5.02)

- Versus expectations, this is best read as routine and broadly neutral. There is no meaningful earnings or guidance surprise here; the only new issue is an open succession process for a key finance-control role. The filing does not identify a successor or provide timing beyond Rico’s September 30 departure date, so the longer-term significance depends on whom Galaxy appoints.