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CITIZENS & NORTHERN CORP executive Thomas L. Rudy Jr. reported routine indirect ownership changes in company common stock tied to dividend reinvestment activity. On May 20, 2026, 194 shares were acquired indirectly through an ESOP via reinvestment of a cash dividend under a dividend reinvestment plan, bringing that ESOP-held position to 14,662 shares.
On May 15, 2026, 1 share was acquired indirectly for a child at $20.8150 per share under the same dividend reinvestment framework, bringing that indirect child-held position to 22 shares. A direct holding line dated May 15, 2026 shows 39,656 shares held directly after the reported activity. The filing does not reflect any open‑market purchases or sales; the coded transactions are described as other acquisitions or dispositions related to reinvested dividends.
Citizens & Northern Corp executive John M. Reber reported routine share increases through dividend reinvestment plans. On May 15, he had an “other” transaction involving 418 shares of Common Stock at $20.8150 per share, linked to a dividend reinvestment plan.
On May 20, an additional 134 shares were acquired indirectly via the company ESOP at $20.7964 per share as an exempt acquisition through dividend reinvestment. Following these transactions, Reber holds 36,060 shares directly and 10,085 shares indirectly through the ESOP.
CITIZENS & NORTHERN CORP executive James Glenn Richard reported two small, routine Form 4 transactions involving common stock linked to dividend reinvestment. On May 15, 10 shares were recorded as an "other" transaction at $20.8150 per share, leaving 3,059 shares held directly. On May 20, 5 additional shares were recorded at $20.7964 per share through an ESOP, bringing that indirect ESOP holding to 332 shares. Footnotes state both entries reflect exempt acquisitions via reinvestment of cash dividends under a dividend reinvestment plan, indicating mechanistic, plan-driven adjustments rather than discretionary open-market buying or selling.
CITIZENS & NORTHERN CORP Executive VP and CFO Mark A. Hughes reported updated holdings of the company’s common stock. The filing shows a routine, exempt acquisition of 259 shares through an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) via dividend reinvestment under a dividend reinvestment plan, not an open-market trade.
After this ESOP dividend reinvestment, Hughes holds 74,128 shares directly and 19,548 shares indirectly through the ESOP. The filing mainly documents these ownership levels rather than a discretionary buy or sell decision.
CITIZENS & NORTHERN CORP executive vice president Harold F. Hoose III reported updated ownership of the company’s common stock. He recorded an exempt acquisition of 222 shares indirectly through an ESOP via dividend reinvestment at $20.7964 per share. Following this transaction, he holds 43,704 shares directly and 16,699 shares indirectly through the ESOP.
Citizens & Northern Corp executive Stan R. Dunsmore reported small routine share increases from dividend reinvestment programs. An exempt transaction added 132 shares of common stock indirectly through an ESOP at $20.7964 per share, bringing that ESOP-related holding to 9,927 shares. A separate dividend reinvestment transaction added 1 share at $20.8150 held indirectly "By Child," bringing that indirect position to 92 shares. The filing also shows a direct holding of 23,700 common shares as of the same date.
CITIZENS & NORTHERN CORP executive Kelley A. Cwiklinski reported updated holdings in company stock. The filing shows an exempt acquisition of 38 shares of Common Stock at $20.7964 per share, credited to an ESOP account through dividend reinvestment under a dividend reinvestment plan.
After this ESOP transaction, Cwiklinski has 2,915 shares held indirectly through the ESOP, 29,737 shares held directly, and 455 shares held indirectly through a spouse’s IRA. These entries reflect routine ownership updates rather than open-market buying or selling.
CITIZENS & NORTHERN CORP executive Alexander Balagour reported routine share activity related to the company’s stock. A Form 4 shows an exempt acquisition of 29 shares of common stock at $20.7964 per share through an ESOP via dividend reinvestment, categorized as an “other acquisition or disposition.” Following these transactions, he holds 15,482 common shares directly and 2,158 shares indirectly through the ESOP, indicating modest, plan-driven changes rather than open-market trading.
CITIZENS & NORTHERN CORP executive vice president and strategic advisor David S. Runk reported a very small, routine change in indirect ownership. An employee stock ownership plan credited 1 share of common stock via dividend reinvestment under a D/R plan, an exempt transaction coded as an “other acquisition or disposition.” Following this ESOP credit, Runk is shown as indirectly holding 65 common shares through the plan.
CITIZENS & NORTHERN CORP director Robert G. Loughery reported a small increase in his holdings through a dividend reinvestment plan. On May 15, 2026, he acquired 140 shares of Common Stock at $20.815 per share via automatic reinvestment of a cash dividend, bringing his direct ownership to 12,136 shares.
The filing also notes indirect holdings of 375 shares held by a child and 2 shares held by a spouse. This reflects routine dividend reinvestment rather than an open-market purchase or sale.