LXP Industrial Trust (LXP) CEO details share grants, forfeitures and tax withholdings
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
LXP Industrial Trust Chairman, CEO and President Wilson T. Eglin reported multiple equity-related transactions in common shares. On 01/02/2026, awards of 33,890 and 101,654 common shares were granted at
On 01/05/2026, 39,966 non‑vested shares were forfeited and 12,808 additional shares were withheld for taxes at
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FAQ
What insider transactions did LXP (LXP) CEO Wilson T. Eglin report in January 2026?
Wilson T. Eglin reported several common share transactions. On
How many LXP Industrial Trust shares does the CEO beneficially own after these transactions?
After the reported transactions, Wilson T. Eglin beneficially owned 779,900 LXP Industrial Trust common shares directly and 26,172 additional shares indirectly through a rabbi trust.
Were the LXP (LXP) CEO’s January 2026 transactions open‑market trades or related to equity awards?
The transactions were related to equity awards and share administration. Footnotes indicate shares were granted, withheld to satisfy payroll taxes, and forfeited upon non‑vested shares, rather than routine open‑market purchases or sales.
What are the vesting terms of the new LXP Industrial Trust share grants to the CEO?
The filing states that one grant of common shares vests ratably over a three‑year period, while another grant vests based on performance after a three‑year period.
How are LXP Industrial Trust shares held in the rabbi trust reported for the CEO?
The filing shows 26,172 common shares held indirectly "By Rabbi Trust" and notes that these shares had previously been reported as directly held by Wilson T. Eglin.
Did LXP Industrial Trust disclose any reverse share split effects in this insider report?
Yes. A footnote explains that a reverse share split occurred and resulted in a cash payment for fractional shares, though specific amounts are not detailed in the excerpt.