[Form 4] Industrial Logistics Properties Trust Insider Trading Activity
Industrial Logistics Properties Trust director Matthew P. Jordan reported a disposition of 13,367 common shares on 09/16/2025 at a price of $6.35 per share, reducing his beneficial ownership to 176,902 shares. The filing is coded F(1) and includes an explanation that the shares were withheld to pay a tax liability arising from vesting of securities issued under Rule 16b-3. The Form 4 is a routine insider reporting of a tax-withholding share disposition rather than an open-market sale.
- Transparent disclosure of the transaction and post-transaction beneficial ownership is provided in the Form 4
- Explanation provided that the disposition was a tax-withholding event tied to vesting, clarifying the nature of the sale
- Reduction in insider holdings by 13,367 shares, which decreases the reporting person’s stake to 176,902 shares
- Shares disposed at $6.35 could be perceived by some investors as insider selling, despite the tax-withholding explanation
Insights
TL;DR Insider share withholding for taxes is routine and typically less informative about intent than open-market sales.
The reported transaction shows a director-level insider reduced reported beneficial holdings by 13,367 shares via a withholding for tax payment, coded F(1). From a governance perspective, this is a common administrative action following equity vesting and does not necessarily indicate a vote of no confidence in company prospects. The filing provides clear disclosure, including post-transaction holdings, which supports transparency around insider equity changes.
TL;DR A tax-withholding disposition of this size is informational but not likely material to valuation or control.
The director disposed of 13,367 shares at $6.35, leaving 176,902 shares beneficially owned. Because the transaction is coded F(1) and tied to tax withholding on vested securities, it is administrative rather than a market-driven liquidity event. Investors should note the change to outstanding insider holdings, but the Form 4 does not present new operational or financial information about ILPT.