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William Clyburn Jr., a director of Norfolk Southern Corporation (NSC), received a small award of restricted stock units (RSUs) as dividend equivalents under the companys Long-Term Incentive Plan. The award represents 5.5427 RSUs, valued at $286.87 per share, and these units will be settled in common stock when paid. After crediting these dividend-equivalent RSUs, the reporting persons beneficial ownership is listed as 1,183.3426 shares on a direct basis. The filing reports this routine equity compensation credit and explains the RSUs stem from dividend equivalents on existing restricted stock units.
Richard H. Anderson, a director of Norfolk Southern Corporation (NSC), reported dividend-equivalent crediting of equity-based units on 08/20/2025. The filing shows 3.9886 deferred stock units (priced at $285.49) credited under the Directors' Deferred Fee Plan that will be settled in cash when paid out, and 6.4839 restricted stock units (priced at $286.87) credited under the Long-Term Incentive Plan that will be settled in common stock. The Form 4 was signed via power of attorney on 08/22/2025. The disclosure describes these entries as dividend reinvestment or dividend equivalent payments on previously held units.
Union Pacific Corporation will acquire Norfolk Southern Corporation under an Agreement and Plan of Merger executed 28 Jul 2025 and announced 29 Jul 2025.
The cash-free merger will occur through two Union-Pacific-controlled Virginia entities (Ruby Merger Sub 1 Corp. and Ruby Merger Sub 2 LLC) that will be merged with and into Norfolk Southern, making NSC a wholly-owned subsidiary of Union Pacific. A joint press release (Ex 99.1) and 34-page investor presentation (Ex 99.2) accompany this Form 8-K.
- Transaction completion is conditional on Surface Transportation Board approval, shareholder votes and other customary closing conditions.
- The filing lists extensive forward-looking risks: potential litigation, regulatory remedies, credit-rating downgrades, dilution from Union Pacific share issuance, integration delays and liabilities tied to Norfolk Southern’s Eastern Ohio incident.
- Union Pacific will file a Form S-4 to register the shares to be issued and mail a joint proxy statement/prospectus to both companies’ shareholders.
The 8-K does not disclose valuation, exchange ratio, expected synergies or closing timetable.
Norfolk Southern (NSC) filed an 8-K under Item 7.01 disclosing that it and Union Pacific are in advanced discussions regarding a potential business combination. The 7/24/25 press release (Ex. 99.1) is furnished, not filed, meaning it carries no Section 18 liability.
No financial terms, valuation metrics, or closing timetable were provided, but a merger would create North America’s largest rail network, implying significant cost and revenue synergies along with heightened antitrust scrutiny. Management cautions that there is no assurance a transaction will be reached or consummated and highlights broad risk factors, including economic conditions, litigation related to the Eastern Ohio incident, and cybersecurity threats.
No other reportable items were included.
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