[Form 4] AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Insider Trading Activity
Agilent Technologies (A) reported insider share transactions by its President and CEO related to equity compensation taxes. On 11/14/2025, the executive surrendered 203 shares of common stock to Agilent at a price of $146.82 per share to cover tax liabilities from vested restricted stock units, leaving 33,245 shares beneficially owned afterward. On the same date, the executive surrendered an additional 276 shares at $146.82 per share for the same tax purpose, resulting in 32,969 shares beneficially owned following these transactions. These are routine tax-withholding transactions under Rule 16b-3 rather than open-market purchases or sales.
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FAQ
What insider transaction did Agilent Technologies (A) report on this Form 4?
The Form 4 reports that Agilent Technologies' President and CEO surrendered 203 shares and 276 shares of common stock on 11/14/2025 to the company to satisfy tax liabilities arising from the vesting of restricted stock units.
Was the Agilent (A) insider transaction an open-market buy or sell?
No. The transactions are coded as "F", indicating the executive surrendered shares to the issuer to cover withholding taxes on vested restricted stock units under Rule 16b-3, rather than trading shares in the open market.
At what price were the Agilent Technologies (A) shares valued for the tax surrender?
Both share surrenders by the President and CEO were valued at $146.82 per share for purposes of satisfying the tax liability on the vesting of restricted stock units.
How many Agilent (A) shares does the reporting person own after these transactions?
Following the reported transactions on 11/14/2025, the President and CEO beneficially owned 32,969 shares of Agilent Technologies common stock in direct ownership form.
What is the role of the reporting person in Agilent Technologies (A)?
The reporting person on this Form 4 is identified as both a Director and an Officer of Agilent Technologies, serving as President and CEO.
Why did the Agilent (A) insider surrender shares instead of paying cash for taxes?
The explanation states that the executive surrendered shares to Agilent Technologies to satisfy the tax liability associated with vesting restricted stock units, which is a common method of tax withholding for equity awards.