[Form 4] CENTURY COMMUNITIES, INC. Insider Trading Activity
J. Scott Dixon, Chief Financial Officer of Century Communities, Inc. (CCS), reported transactions on a Form 4 showing a sale and related derivative activity. On 09/10/2025 the reporting person disposed of 8,561 shares of the company’s common stock. The filing also reports the acquisition of 69 dividend equivalent rights tied to restricted stock units, which will vest and be settled proportionately with those RSUs and are economically equivalent to one share each. After the reported derivative transaction the filing shows 344 shares of common stock beneficially owned (reported as direct ownership). The Form 4 is signed 09/11/2025.
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Insights
TL;DR: Routine insider sale with small dividend-equivalent accrual; not immediately material to company fundamentals.
The Form 4 discloses a disposal of 8,561 common shares by the CFO on 09/10/2025 and the accrual of 69 dividend equivalent rights tied to RSUs. The filing is limited to ownership changes and does not include price information for the disposed shares in the non-derivative section. The derivative entry clarifies dividend equivalents will vest with underlying RSUs and are economically equivalent to shares. From an analyst perspective, this appears to be an ordinary insider liquidity event and compensation-related accrual rather than a transaction driven by company-specific material news. Missing elements in the non-derivative section (sale price) restrict deeper valuation impact assessment.
TL;DR: Disclosure follows Section 16 format; the entries indicate compensation-related accruals and an officer sale.
The Form 4 is completed with the reporting person identified as the CFO and shows both a disposal of common stock and an acquisition of dividend equivalent rights tied to RSUs. The explanation clarifies the economic nature of the dividend equivalents. The filing appears timely (signed 09/11/2025) and includes the required explanatory note. For governance review, the transaction raises routine questions about internal trading policies and whether the sale was pursuant to a pre-arranged plan; the form does not indicate a 10b5-1 plan box was checked, so no affirmative defense is shown on this filing.