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Franklin Financial Services Corporation filings document the public-company disclosures of a Pennsylvania bank holding company and its wholly owned banking subsidiary, F&M Trust. Recent Form 8-K reports cover earnings releases, regular cash dividends, Regulation FD investor presentations, annual meeting voting results, director elections, officer appointments and other material corporate events.
The company’s proxy materials describe shareholder voting matters, board composition, executive compensation, equity awards and governance practices. Its regulatory filings also provide formal records tied to operating results, capital returns, common-stock matters, leadership structure and shareholder oversight for a community banking and wealth management business.
Mark R. Hollar, EVP/CFO and director of Franklin Financial Services Corp (FRAF), reported a sale of 179 shares of the issuer's common stock on 08/27/2025 at a price of $46.75 per share. After the transaction he is reported to beneficially own 15,991 shares, which the filing notes includes previously reported unvested restricted stock units. The Form 4 was submitted by an attorney-in-fact, Amanda M. Ducey, on behalf of Mr. Hollar.
David M. Long, Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of Franklin Financial Services Corp (FRAF), reported a sale of 137 shares of the issuer's common stock on 08/25/2025 at a reported price of $44.30 per share. Following the reported disposition, Mr. Long beneficially owns 1,181 shares, which includes 3 shares acquired under the company’s 2010 Dividend Reinvestment and Stock Purchase Plan and previously reported unvested restricted stock units. The Form 4 was signed by power of attorney on 08/26/2025. The filing indicates the transaction was a direct sale and lists Mr. Long’s relationship to the issuer as an officer and director.
Franklin Financial Services Corporation plans to redeem a portion of its 5.00% Fixed to Floating Rate Notes due September 1, 2030. The company notified holders that on September 30, 2025 it will redeem notes having an aggregate principal amount of $9,000,000 in accordance with the terms of the notes. The total redemption price will be 60% of the aggregate principal amount of the notes, plus accrued and unpaid interest to, but excluding, the redemption date. The company states that it will use excess cash on hand to fund the redemption.
Fourthstone and affiliated funds report a material passive stake in Franklin Financial Services. The Schedule 13G/A discloses beneficial ownership of 375,872 shares, representing 8.43% of the class based on the issuer's reported 4,458,298 shares outstanding. The holdings are held across Fourthstone LLC, Fourthstone Master Opportunity Fund Ltd., Fourthstone GP LLC, Fourthstone QP Opportunity Fund LP, Fourthstone Small-Cap Financials Fund LP and L. Phillip Stone, IV.
The filing states the shares were acquired in the ordinary course of business by Fourthstone as a registered investment adviser and that the positions were not acquired to influence or change control of the issuer. The cover pages show the split of shared voting and dispositive power among the Reporting Persons.
Franklin Financial Services Corp. (FRAF) Form 4 filing: Director Gregory A. Duffey bought 25 shares of common stock on 07/30/2025 at $40.48 per share, a total outlay of about $1,012. Following the purchase, Duffey now directly owns 23,436 shares (including previously reported unvested restricted stock units). No derivative transactions were reported.
The filing was executed via power of attorney on 08/01/2025 and reflects a single open-market purchase coded “P”. There were no dispositions, no 10b5-1 plan notations, and no changes in indirect ownership.
While the dollar amount is modest, insider purchases are generally viewed as a positive sentiment indicator, signalling the director’s willingness to add personal capital at the current market price. However, the small size limits its financial materiality for the company and its shareholders.
On 07/30/2025, Matthew D. Weaver, SVP & Chief Marketing Officer of Franklin Financial Services Corp. (FRAF), filed a Form 4 disclosing an option exercise (code M) for 2,150 common shares at an exercise price of $21.27 under the 2013 Incentive Stock Option Plan. To cover exercise costs and taxes, 1,109 shares were withheld by the issuer at the then-market price of $41.26 (code F), resulting in a net addition of 1,041 shares to Weaver’s direct holdings.
Following the transaction, Weaver directly owns 3,381 common shares, up from 2,340. The exercised 2016 grant is now exhausted, while 4,500 unexercised options remain (2,250 at $30 expiring 02/23/2027 and 2,250 at $34.10 expiring 02/22/2028). The cashless exercise locks in an intrinsic gain of roughly $43k but does not represent open-market buying or selling. Overall impact is modest given FRAF’s share count, yet the insider retains the newly acquired shares, a signal of continued confidence in the company’s prospects.
On 28 Jul 2025, Franklin Financial Services Corp. (FRAF) EVP & Chief Risk Officer Lorie M. Heckman exercised 2,700 incentive stock options at a $30 strike price (Code M). To fund the cashless exercise and taxes, the issuer withheld 1,903 shares at the market price of $42.58 (Code F), leaving Heckman with a net increase of 797 common shares.
Following the transactions, her direct ownership stands at 6,587 shares; the 2017 option grant is now fully settled, while 2,700 options with a $34.10 strike expiring 22 Feb 2028 remain outstanding. The activity represents routine compensation management, involves less than 0.02 % of FRAF’s 4.4 m shares outstanding, and is unlikely to affect liquidity or signal a directional view on valuation.
Franklin Financial Services (FRAF) Form 4: SVP & Chief HR Officer Karen K. Carmack exercised 2,250 incentive stock options at an exercise price of $21.27 on 07/25/2025 (Transaction Code M). To satisfy tax withholding, 1,118 shares were simultaneously surrendered to the issuer at $42.83 (Code F).
Net result: Carmack’s direct common-stock holding increased by 1,132 shares to 5,049. The 2016 option grant is now fully exhausted; she continues to hold 2,250 options at $30 (exp. 02/23/2027) and 2,250 options at $34.10 (exp. 02/22/2028).
Based on quoted prices, the gross exercise value approximates $96k and the share withholding about $48k. The transaction appears to be a routine, incentive-plan exercise with a modest net share accumulation, offering limited insight into broader corporate fundamentals.