[Form 4] Old Point Financial Corp Insider Trading Activity
Stephen Conway Adams, a director of Old Point Financial Corp. (OPOF), reported dispositions on 09/01/2025 that reduced his beneficial ownership to 0 shares. The filing shows two reported non-derivative dispositions: 17,373 shares disposed and 222 shares disposed indirectly (held in Nancy B Adams SEP-IRA). The transactions are explained as occurring pursuant to the Merger Agreement dated April 2, 2025, under which each Old Point share converted into the right to receive either $41.00 per share in cash or 1.14 shares of TowneBank common stock, with proration and cash payment for fractional shares. The filing notes previously unreported shares received through exempt dividend reinvestment transactions and provides market closing prices on August 29, 2025 for context.
- Disposition tied to a merger (transactions occurred pursuant to the Agreement and Plan of Merger), indicating an orderly corporate process
- Clear conversion terms disclosed: $41.00 per share cash or 1.14 TowneBank shares, with fractional shares paid in cash
- Reporting person no longer holds Old Point common stock (beneficial ownership reported as 0 shares)
- Previously unreported shares were included from exempt dividend reinvestment transactions (indicates prior omission)
Insights
TL;DR: Director sold all Old Point shares as part of the TowneBank merger exchange, leaving no direct holdings.
The director's reported dispositions are tied to the merger mechanics, not open-market trades, and reflect conversion of Old Point shares into the merger consideration of $41.00 cash or 1.14 TowneBank shares. For investors, this is a routine disclosure of ownership termination following a corporate transaction rather than an independent signal about company fundamentals. The filing also documents small previously unreported dividend reinvestment shares.
TL;DR: Insider ownership terminated by merger; disclosure aligns with Section 16 reporting requirements.
This Form 4 documents that a director's restricted shares fully vested and were converted under the Merger Agreement, resulting in zero continuing beneficial ownership of Old Point common stock. The filing appropriately lists direct and indirect holdings and cites the merger conversion terms and proration rules. This is a procedural governance disclosure tied to the corporate transaction.