[Form 4] KEWAUNEE SCIENTIFIC CORP /DE/ Insider Trading Activity
Elizabeth D. Phillips, listed as a director and Vice President - Human Resources of Kewaunee Scientific Corp (KEQU), reported insider sales on 10/02/2025. The filing shows a sale of 6,877 shares at a weighted-average price of $43.20 (price range $43.05–$43.95), followed by an additional sale of 3 shares at $44.20. After the transactions the reporting person beneficially owned 8,251 shares and then 8,248 shares (direct ownership). The Form 4 was signed by an attorney-in-fact, Donald T. Gardner III. The filer also states availability of per-price purchase breakdown upon request.
- Timely, detailed disclosure of insider sales with weighted-average price and price range provided
- Reporting includes direct ownership amounts after each transaction, aiding transparency
- Insider sold 6,877 shares at a weighted-average price of $43.20, representing a reduction in holdings
- Additional small sale of 3 shares at $44.20 further reduced direct holdings
Insights
TL;DR: Insider sales reported; sizes appear modest and the filing is procedural and compliant.
The Form 4 discloses routine dispositions by an officer/director rather than grants or derivative activity. The weighted-average price and disclosed price range provide transparency on execution. The residual direct holdings of ~8.2k shares remain after the sales. Without comparative position size or company outstanding shares, the market-impact significance is unclear; the filing should be interpreted as a compliance disclosure of insider selling rather than evidence of company-level material change.
TL;DR: Filing meets Section 16 requirements; signature by attorney-in-fact is properly noted.
The document identifies the reporting person’s roles and provides transaction details including dates, quantities, prices, and a clear explanation that the reported price is a weighted average with a stated price range. The presence of an attorney-in-fact signature is acceptable when properly executed and dated. This Form 4 conveys transparent insider activity; governance reviewers would treat it as routine disclosure requiring no immediate escalated action absent additional context.