[Form 4] Littelfuse Inc Insider Trading Activity
Chung T J, a director of Littelfuse, Inc. (LFUS), reported two non-derivative acquisitions on 09/05/2025. The filing shows acquisition of 25 shares at $259.58 attributed to reinvestment of dividends under a deferred compensation plan, and acquisition of 3 shares at $259.58 representing dividends accrued on unvested restricted stock units. Following these transactions the report lists beneficial ownership totals of 18,755 and 18,758 shares respectively. The form indicates it was filed as a single reporting person and includes a checked box noting the transaction was made pursuant to a plan intended to satisfy Rule 10b5-1(c) affirmative defense. The filing is signed via power of attorney on 09/08/2025.
- Director reported acquisitions via dividend reinvestment and RSU dividends, showing continued alignment with company equity
 - 10b5-1 plan box checked, indicating the transactions were intended to follow a pre-established trading plan
 
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Insights
TL;DR: Insider acquired 28 shares via dividend reinvestment and RSU dividends; routine, small-scale insider activity consistent with plan-based purchases.
The reported purchases are non-derivative and small in size (25 and 3 shares) executed at $259.58 on 09/05/2025. One lot was from dividend reinvestment under a deferred compensation plan and the other from dividends on unvested RSUs, indicating these were automatic, plan-driven transactions rather than discretionary open-market buys. The filer checked the 10b5-1 plan box, which supports the characterization as pre-arranged, rule-compliant activity. Impact on ownership stake appears immaterial relative to the reported beneficial holdings of 18,755–18,758 shares.
TL;DR: Transactions reflect routine compensation-related share accruals and reinvestment; governance signals are neutral and compliant with disclosure rules.
The Form 4 shows the reporting person is a director and the acquisitions derive from dividend reinvestment and RSU dividend accruals, both disclosed explicitly. The use of a power of attorney signature and the 10b5-1 designation point to documented processes for insider trading compliance. There is no indication of discretionary insider trading or material change to control. For governance review, these entries are typical and present no immediate red flags.