[Form 4] Liquidia Corp Insider Trading Activity
Raman Singh, a director of Liquidia Corp (LQDA), exercised stock options and sold a portion of the resulting shares on 09/15/2025. He exercised a non-qualified option with a $2.51 strike to acquire 25,524 shares and a separate option with a $2.59 strike to acquire 20,000 shares. On the same date he sold 45,524 shares at a volume-weighted average price of $25.81, leaving him with beneficial ownership of 31,255 shares. The filing also discloses 18,396 restricted stock units granted on June 17, 2025 that had not vested as of the report date.
- Retained beneficial ownership of 31,255 shares after the transactions
- Holds 18,396 restricted stock units granted June 17, 2025 that are unvested
- Full disclosure of option strike prices and vesting history for the exercised options
- Sale of 45,524 shares on 09/15/2025 at a volume-weighted average price of $25.81
- Immediate disposition following option exercises (transaction code M), indicating insider liquidity
Insights
TL;DR: Director exercised options at low strikes and realized a substantial sale at ~$25.81, while retaining a meaningful stake and holding unvested RSUs.
The reporting shows option exercises (codes M) converting long-dated options into common shares followed by an aggregate sale of 45,524 shares at a volume-weighted average price of $25.81. Post-transactions, the director retains 31,255 shares of common stock and 18,396 restricted stock units that remain unvested. For investors, this is a routine insider liquidity event rather than a change of control or financing action; the filings provide clear strike prices, quantities, and the VWAP for the sale.
TL;DR: Insider exercised vested options and sold shares; disclosure is complete about vesting status of options and RSUs.
The Form 4 documents vesting schedules for the options (one fully vested by 12/31/2021, the other fully vested by 08/20/2024) and explicitly notes 18,396 RSUs granted 06/17/2025 remain unvested. The reporting person filed individually and certified the transactions. From a governance perspective, the submission contains required transparency on exercise, sale volume, and residual ownership, meeting Section 16 disclosure norms without indicating governance concerns.