[Form 4] Mercado Libre, Inc Insider Trading Activity
Susan Segal, a director of Mercado Libre, reported a sale of 725 common shares and the acquisition of 64 restricted stock units (RSUs) tied to the company’s common stock. Both transactions are reported as occurring on 08/07/2025.
The RSUs convert into 64 common shares and are disclosed to vest 100% at the company’s 2026 annual shareholders' meeting, meaning the reported award will become share ownership at that time. The Form 4 was submitted as an individual filing and includes an attorney-in-fact signature on behalf of the reporting person.
- 64 restricted stock units (RSUs) were recorded as acquired and will convert into 64 common shares upon vesting
- RSUs vest 100% at the 2026 annual shareholders' meeting, providing clarity on the timing of additional share ownership
- Disposal of 725 common shares by Director Susan Segal on 08/07/2025
- Form executed by an attorney-in-fact, indicating the reporting person did not sign the Form directly
Insights
TL;DR: Director sold 725 MELI shares and recorded 64 RSUs that vest in 2026; routine insider disclosure.
The filing shows a disposition of 725 common shares and the addition of 64 RSUs with 100% vesting at the 2026 annual meeting. For an analyst, this is a straightforward insider activity disclosure: the sale reduces direct share holdings, while the RSUs represent deferred equity that will convert to shares at vesting. The Form is filed individually and executed via an attorney-in-fact, and no other compensatory or material changes are disclosed in this document.
TL;DR: Standard governance disclosure: insider sale plus scheduled RSU vesting; paperwork includes power-of-attorney reference.
The report documents routine equity compensation vesting and an insider sale by a director. The RSUs are explicitly tied to a future vesting event (the 2026 annual meeting), which clarifies when those units convert to shares. The submission includes an attorney-in-fact signature and references an existing power of attorney filing as an exhibit, indicating standard delegation practices for Form 4 execution. There are no governance actions or policy changes noted here.