[Form 4] MARIN SOFTWARE INCORPORATED Insider Trading Activity
Wister Wolcott, EVP of Product and Technology at Marin Software (MRIN), reported transactions tied to the company’s Chapter 11 reorganization plan effective 09/05/2025. The filing shows a deemed disposition of 38,806 shares of common stock and 5,476 employee stock options on 09/05/2025 under code J(1), with zero shares or options retained after the transaction. The explanatory note states the court-confirmed plan cancelled all outstanding common stock and equity awards and contemplates a pro rata distribution to holders of canceled interests. The filing also notes the options were fully vested before cancellation.
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- All outstanding common stock and equity awards were cancelled under the confirmed Chapter 11 plan effective 09/05/2025.
- Reporting person had deemed dispositions of 38,806 common shares and 5,476 employee stock options on 09/05/2025, resulting in zero beneficial ownership following the transaction.
- Equity interests extinguished as part of bankruptcy, meaning holders will only receive a pro rata distribution after allowed claim recoveries.
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TL;DR: Court-confirmed Chapter 11 plan cancelled all equity and resulted in deemed dispositions on 09/05/2025, extinguishing insider holdings.
The Form 4 documents the operational effect of the confirmed reorganization plan: all common shares and rights to acquire common stock were cancelled and holders are expected to receive a pro rata distribution following priority recoveries to allowed claimants. The filing records deemed dispositions under code J(1) on the effective date, producing zero retained equity for the reporting person. For creditors and former equity holders, this is a terminal equity outcome tied directly to the bankruptcy confirmation rather than voluntary sales.
TL;DR: Insider reporting reflects compliance and transparency after corporate reorganization; equity positions were extinguished under the confirmed plan.
The report shows the company and its insiders complied with Section 16 reporting by filing a Form 4 documenting the cancellations. The explicit note that options were fully vested clarifies the status of award vesting prior to cancellation. The filings make clear that equity interests ceased to exist as of the plan effective date, which is material for governance and investor recordkeeping but reflects a non-operational change driven by the bankruptcy process.