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Asana, Inc. (ASAN) – Form 4 filing dated 08/05/2025
Director Lorrie M. Norrington reported acquiring 1,001 Class A shares on 08/01/2025. The shares represent quarterly board compensation that Ms. Norrington elected to receive in stock rather than cash under the company’s Non-Employee Director Compensation Policy. Per the Directors’ Deferred Compensation Plan, receipt of the shares is deferred to a future date; therefore, no cash outlay occurred (price recorded at $0 in the form, pegged to ASAN’s 07/31/2025 closing price for share calculation).
Post-transaction beneficial ownership stands at 139,746 directly held shares and 2,295 shares held indirectly through Norrington Advisory Services, LLC. No derivative securities activity was reported.
The filing signals a modest increase (<0.1% of outstanding Class A) in insider equity exposure, deriving from routine director compensation rather than an open-market purchase. Market impact is therefore expected to be limited.
Insider activity: Asana (ASAN) co-founder, Director and >10% holder Dustin A. Moskovitz purchased a total of 450,000 Class A shares on 1-Aug-2025 and 4-Aug-2025 under a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 trading plan adopted 5-Sep-2024.
- Aug 1: 225,000 shares at a $14.041 weighted-average price (range $13.85-$14.60).
- Aug 4: 225,000 shares at a $14.3833 weighted-average price (range $14.15-$14.52).
After the transactions Moskovitz holds 55,530,999 shares directly and 4,147,046 shares indirectly via trust, confirming continued insider ownership concentration.
No derivative security transactions were reported. The filing was signed 5-Aug-2025.
Dustin A. Moskovitz, Asana’s co-founder, director and 10%+ owner, disclosed buying 450,000 Class A shares on 29-30 Jul 2025 via a Rule 10b5-1 plan. The two blocks were purchased at weighted-average prices of $15.2401 and $15.3242, totaling roughly $6.9 million.
After these trades his direct stake rises to 55,080,999 shares; he also controls 4,147,046 shares through a trust, for about 59.2 million beneficially owned. No derivative instruments were bought or sold.
While the incremental purchase is small relative to his existing position, additional buying by a founder-insider can be viewed as a confidence signal to investors. The filing does not alter fundamentals, guidance, or capital structure.
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