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Middlefield Banc Corp. filings document the former bank holding company's financial results, dividend actions, governance matters, equity-compensation arrangements and material-event disclosures tied to its common stock on the Nasdaq Capital Market. The record includes Form 8-K disclosures for operating results, cash dividends, compensatory arrangements and transaction-related corporate actions.
After the completed merger into Farmers National Banc Corp., Middlefield's regulatory record includes a Nasdaq Form 25 delisting notice for its common stock and a Form 15 certification terminating registration or suspending reporting duties under the Exchange Act, signed by Farmers as successor by merger.
Middlefield Banc Corp. (MBCN) – Form 4 (08/06/25): CEO & Director Ronald L. Zimmerly Jr. reported routine equity transactions tied to previously granted restricted stock.
- Direct common-stock activity: 2,260 restricted shares vested (Code A) at $27.11; 663 shares were withheld for taxes (Code F), producing a net increase of 1,597 shares.
- Post-transaction direct ownership: 35,840.283 shares.
- Indirect holdings: 8,786 shares held in an IRA.
- Outstanding equity awards: 18,894 restricted stock units across four grants with scheduled vesting between Dec-2025 and Jan-2028 (largest grant = 6,864 RSUs granted 01/14/25).
- All awards confer no voting or dividend rights until vested; full vesting requires continued employment and, for some grants, the achievement of performance targets as disclosed in prior 8-K filings.
No cash was exchanged by the issuer; transactions reflect share delivery and tax withholding only. The filing signals continued insider equity accumulation and alignment but does not by itself alter Middlefield’s operating or financial outlook.
Middlefield Banc Corp (MBCN) Form 4 filing – 8 Aug 2025: EVP-Chief Credit Officer Rebecca A. Noblit reported routine equity-compensation activity dated 6 Aug 2025. 853 restricted shares vested at $27.11 each (≈ $23,136). To cover tax withholding, 238 shares were automatically withheld and disposed of at the same price, for a net increase of 615 shares.
After the transactions Noblit directly owns 6,964 common shares. She also holds 4,608 unvested restricted stock units (2,900 expiring 14 Jan 2028 and 1,708 expiring 6 Sep 2027). No open-market purchases or sales occurred; the filing reflects standard vesting under previously disclosed awards, modestly enhancing insider equity exposure.
Courtney M. Erminio, EVP and Chief Risk Officer of Middlefield Banc Corp (MBCN), reported the vesting and acquisition of restricted common stock on 08/06/2025. The filing shows 853 shares were acquired upon vesting at a reported price of $27.11 per share. The report notes that some holdings include shares from Middlefield's Dividend Reinvestment Plan and shares held jointly with a spouse.
The filing also discloses outstanding conditional stock awards that convert to common shares on future vesting dates: 1,628 shares vesting 03/10/2026, 1,708 shares vesting 09/06/2027, and 2,828 shares vesting 01/14/2028. The Form 4 was signed via power of attorney on 08/07/2025.
Middlefield Banc Corp. (MBCN) — Form 4 filed 08/07/2025
EVP-Chief Banking Officer Michael L. Cheravitch reported restricted-stock vesting on 08/06/2025. A total of 853 common shares vested at an implied $27.11. Of these, 248 shares were automatically withheld for taxes (code “F”), resulting in a net addition of 605 directly held shares. Following the transaction, Cheravitch directly owns 605 common shares.
The filing also discloses outstanding equity incentives:
- 2,630 RSUs vesting ratably through 01/14/2028
- 1,708 RSUs vesting ratably through 09/06/2027
- 2,300 RSUs cliff-vesting on 12/31/2025 with a $30 exercise/settlement price
Total unvested derivative holdings equal 6,638 shares, aligning the executive’s future compensation with shareholder value. No open-market purchases or sales occurred; the activity is strictly plan-based vesting and tax withholding. The filing is routine and does not signal a change in corporate outlook.
Middlefield Banc Corp. (MBCN) – Form 4 filing dated 08/07/2025
Executive Vice President & Chief Human Resources Officer Sarah A. Winters reported routine equity compensation activity on 08/06/2025. She received 853 common shares upon the one-year vesting of a restricted-stock grant originally issued 08/06/2024 at an indicated price of $27.11 per share (approx. $23k market value). To satisfy associated tax obligations, 248 shares were automatically withheld (transaction code “F”), leaving her direct ownership at 605 newly vested shares.
The filing also discloses two outstanding time-based restricted-stock awards listed in Table II: 2,828 shares scheduled to vest through 01/14/2028 and 1,708 shares vesting through 09/06/2027. Each unit converts 1-for-1 into common stock upon vesting and currently carries no voting or dividend rights.
No open-market purchases or sales were reported and total insider ownership change is immaterial relative to MBCN’s share count. The activity appears to be standard compensation administration rather than a signal of insider sentiment.
Middlefield Banc Corp. (MBCN) – Form 4 filing dated 08/07/2025. EVP-Chief Strategy Officer Thomas M. Wilson reported routine equity-compensation activity on 08/06/2025. A restricted-stock tranche vested, delivering 853 common shares at $27.11 (code “A”). To cover tax withholding, 261 shares were withheld (code “F”), resulting in a net direct increase of 592 shares.
After the transactions Mr. Wilson directly owns 7,877 common shares; he also has 12,498 shares held indirectly in an IRA. Derivative holdings consist of three unvested restricted-stock awards totaling 5,714 RSUs with scheduled vesting dates in 2026-2028. No open-market purchases or discretionary sales were reported, and pricing matched the day’s closing price, indicating non-market activity.
The filing signals continued insider equity accumulation through incentive plans, but because the transactions are automatic and largely offset by tax withholding, market impact is expected to be neutral to modestly positive.