[Form 4/A] GAP INC Amended Insider Trading Activity
Richard Dickson, President & CEO of Gap Inc. (GAP), filed an amended Form 4 correcting the number of shares withheld to satisfy tax obligations related to equity awards. The corrected transactions, dated 08/22/2025, report two dispositions (Transaction Code F) at a price of $21.20 per share: 59,045 shares and 62,736 shares. Following those reported dispositions, the filing shows beneficial ownership figures of 349,319.735 and 286,583.735 shares respectively as reported on the form.
The amendment explains the Original Form 4 (filed 08/25/2025) misstated the number of shares withheld (originally 55,679 and 59,159) and corrects them to the amounts above. The filing is signed by a power of attorney on behalf of Mr. Dickson on 09/26/2025.
- Amendment corrects reporting to reflect accurate share-withholding amounts (59,045 and 62,736), improving disclosure accuracy
- Reported dispositions reduced beneficial holdings via tax-withholding: 59,045 and 62,736 shares disposed at $21.20 each
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TL;DR: Routine tax-withholding share dispositions were corrected by an amended filing; governance process appears to have fixed a reporting error.
The amended Form 4 clarifies the precise number of shares withheld to satisfy tax liabilities tied to equity compensation. Such corrections are procedural and indicate management or company counsel identified and remedied a reporting inaccuracy. The correction improves disclosure accuracy but does not itself change the economic reality of the original tax-withholding transactions. No new grants, option exercises, or derivative transactions are reported.
TL;DR: Two share dispositions at $21.20 each were reported; amendment updates withheld-share counts but shows no new strategic action.
The filing records two dispositions (Code F) of 59,045 and 62,736 shares at $21.20 per share dated 08/22/2025. The amendment solely corrects previously reported withheld-share counts and therefore has limited market impact. These are routine payroll/tax withholding mechanics following equity vesting rather than active open-market sales tied to a change in strategic ownership.