[Form 4] CULP INC Insider Trading Activity
Sharon A. Decker, a reporting person for Culp, Inc. (CULP), received a grant of 9,197 restricted stock units (RSUs) that convert into common stock at no cash price contingent on continued service as a director through the earlier of the one-year anniversary of the grant or the next annual shareholders meeting occurring at least 50 weeks after the prior meeting. The transaction is reported with a transaction code M and a deemed acquisition price of $0. After the award, Ms. Decker beneficially owns 54,580 shares of Culp common stock on a direct basis. The filing documents the contingent right to receive 9,197 shares upon satisfaction of the vesting condition.
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Insights
TL;DR Grant of time-based RSUs aligns director incentives with shareholder continuity but vests only with continued board service.
The grant of 9,197 RSUs to a director-level reporting person appears structured as a retention mechanism tied to continued board membership until the earlier of a one-year anniversary or the next qualifying annual meeting. Such timing provisions are typical for non-employee directors and aim to align the director's interests with shareholders without immediate dilution since the RSUs have a $0 issuance price and are contingent on service. The reported direct beneficial ownership of 54,580 shares provides context on the director's current stake, but the filing does not disclose executive title details beyond an "Officer" checkbox, nor does it show accelerated vesting triggers or other compensatory terms.
TL;DR Form 4 properly discloses a compensatory RSU grant with standard vesting condition; no cash transaction occurred.
The transaction is coded M, indicating a grant or award under a Rule 16b-3 exemption for compensatory arrangements, and the RSUs carry a $0 price, confirming these are service-conditioned equity awards rather than open-market purchases. The filing documents the post-transaction beneficial ownership level of 54,580 shares and identifies the instrument as restricted stock units delivering the same number of underlying shares. The form is signed by an attorney-in-fact, consistent with delegated filing authority. There is no indication of derivative holdings beyond the listed RSUs.