[Form 4] CapsoVision, Inc Insider Trading Activity
CapsoVision, Inc. (CV) director Hui Ying Kuo received 2,887 Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) in a non‑derivative issuance dated 09/15/2025. Each RSU represents the contingent right to one share of common stock, and the RSUs are scheduled to vest on 12/31/2025. Following the reported grant the reporting person beneficially owns 2,887 shares on a direct basis at a $0 per‑share issuance price. The Form 4 was filed to disclose this issuance under Section 16 reporting rules; no options, dispositions, or other classes of securities are reported on this form.
- Grant aligns director incentives with shareholders via RSUs converting to common stock on vesting
- Clear vesting schedule: RSUs scheduled to vest on 12/31/2025, providing transparency on timing of potential share issuance
- Direct beneficial ownership disclosed: 2,887 shares reported as directly beneficially owned following the grant
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Director received RSUs that align personal compensation with shareholder outcomes without immediate dilution.
The grant of 2,887 RSUs to a director is a routine equity compensation mechanism to align long‑term interests with shareholders. These RSUs are contingent rights to receive common stock and vest on 12/31/2025, creating a retention incentive through year end. The issuance price is recorded as $0, indicating the award is compensation rather than a purchase. From a governance perspective this is customary for boards but should be reviewed relative to peer director compensation levels and potential future dilution once vested shares are delivered.
TL;DR: The transaction is a compensation grant with limited immediate market impact; monitor eventual share delivery.
Reporting shows a single non‑derivative award of 2,887 RSUs converting one‑for‑one into common shares upon vesting. There is no cash consideration reported and no sale or exercise activity. Absent additional material awards or dispositions, this Form 4 alone is unlikely to move valuation materially, though investors may note timing of vesting and potential future share issuance when assessing share count and dilution.