[Form 4] Microvision Inc Insider Trading Activity
Jeffrey A. Herbst, a director of MicroVision, Inc. (MVIS), received 22,007 shares of common stock on 09/02/2025 upon vesting of restricted stock units (RSUs). The RSUs converted on a one-for-one basis into common shares at no cash payment, increasing His beneficial ownership to 186,713 shares following the transaction. The filing corrects an earlier grant reporting error: the original Form 4 filed 06/06/2025 misstated the total RSUs granted; the correct total used for vesting calculations is 88,028 RSUs.
This Form 4 reports a routine equity compensation vesting event for a director and does not disclose any sale or cash proceeds. The transaction was reported on 09/03/2025 by an attorney-in-fact signing for the reporting person.
- Director received 22,007 vested RSUs converted to common stock
- Beneficial ownership increased to 186,713 shares
- Filing corrected an earlier reporting error on total RSUs granted (correct amount 88,028)
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Director received vested RSUs converting to 22,007 shares, raising beneficial ownership to 186,713—routine compensation, no sales.
The filing documents a standard director compensation event: RSUs granted earlier converted into shares without cash consideration, and the reporting corrects a prior grant quantity error. For investors, such vesting signals management/director alignment with shareholders but is not a liquidity event because no shares were sold. The corrected grant total (88,028 RSUs) versus the previously reported figure should be noted for accuracy in insider holdings tracking.
TL;DR: Administrative correction plus routine issuance of vested RSUs; governance implications are minimal and procedural.
The Form 4 clarifies the number of RSUs originally granted and records the scheduled vesting that produced 22,007 shares on 09/02/2025. This is consistent with common director equity compensation practices and the vesting schedule described for the grant dated 06/06/2025. No change in control, director departure, or share disposals are reported, so this filing appears procedural rather than material to corporate governance dynamics.