[Form 4] Genpact LTD Insider Trading Activity
Insider transactions by Genpact Ltd director and CEO Balkrishan Kalra. On 09/11/2025 Mr. Kalra sold 15,000 common shares at a weighted-average price of approximately $43.39 and sold 40,000 common shares at a weighted-average price of approximately $43.35, reducing his reported beneficial ownership to 295,246 shares. On the same date he acquired 40,000 common shares by exercising employee stock options at a $27.65 exercise price, bringing his beneficial ownership to 335,246 shares before the net sales shown. The Form 4 shows the option originally vested in two tranches (50% on 01/10/2019 and the remainder on 01/10/2021) and lists 40,000 underlying shares exercised with 2,800 derivative securities remaining reported as beneficially owned. Transactions were signed by an attorney-in-fact on 09/15/2025.
- Transparent disclosure of option vesting dates and weighted-average sale price ranges with offer to provide per-share sale prices on request
- Exercise of employee stock options at a reported $27.65 price, converting compensation into equity
- Insider sold 55,000 shares on the same day as the exercise, which reduced reported beneficial ownership from 335,246 to 295,246 shares
Insights
TL;DR: Insider exercised 40k options at $27.65 and sold 55k shares at ~$43.35–$43.39 on 09/11/2025.
The filing documents a contemporaneous option exercise and open-market sales by a named executive and director. Exercising 40,000 options at $27.65 converted employee stock options into common shares, followed by sales totaling 55,000 shares at weighted-average prices around $43.35–$43.39. The report shows reported beneficial ownership levels of 335,246 and 295,246 shares after the respective acquisition and sales entries. These are routine Section 16 transactions: the exercise captures intrinsic value between exercise price and sale price, and the Form 4 discloses the weighted-average sale price ranges per the explanation. No other compensatory or extraordinary terms are disclosed in this filing.
TL;DR: Transactions are disclosed cleanly; vesting history is provided, no governance red flags shown.
The filing identifies the reporting person as both President & CEO and a director, and it documents vesting dates for the option grant (50% vested 01/10/2019, remainder 01/10/2021). The Form 4 was executed by an attorney-in-fact and includes weighted-average price ranges for the sales, with an explicit offer to provide per-share sale price breakdown on request. Nothing in the form indicates undisclosed related-party transfers or material omissions within the scope of the reported transactions.