Penske Automotive (NYSE: PAG) director awarded new deferred stock units
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SCOTT RAYMOND E reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
Penske Automotive Group director Scott Raymond E received a grant of deferred stock units, described as phantom stock. The award covers 13 deferred stock units, bringing his total direct holdings of these units to 1,501.
Each unit is stated as "one for one" with the company’s stock and is exercisable beginning when he separates from service on the company’s Board of Directors. The price per unit is reported as zero, with a note that price is not relevant to this type of transaction.
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FAQ
What did Scott Raymond E acquire in this PAG Form 4 filing?
Scott Raymond E acquired 13 deferred stock units, reported as phantom stock, from Penske Automotive Group. These units increase his direct deferred stock unit holdings to 1,501, reflecting a routine equity-based compensation award rather than an open-market purchase or sale.
How many deferred stock units does Scott Raymond E now hold at PAG?
After this award, Scott Raymond E holds 1,501 deferred stock units in total. The filing shows the grant of 13 new units, which are added to his prior balance, all reported as directly owned deferred or phantom stock units.
When can the PAG deferred stock units reported become exercisable?
The deferred stock units become exercisable when Scott Raymond E separates from service on Penske Automotive Group’s Board of Directors. Until that separation event, the units remain deferred, consistent with typical director compensation structures tied to board service.
What does “one for one” mean for the PAG deferred stock units?
“One for one” means each deferred stock unit is linked to one share of Penske Automotive Group stock. This relationship is disclosed in the footnotes, clarifying how the phantom units correspond economically to the company’s underlying common shares.
Was there a purchase price for the PAG deferred stock units granted?
The filing lists a price per unit of 0.0000 and notes that price is not relevant to this transaction. This indicates the deferred stock units were granted as compensation, not bought in a market transaction for cash consideration.
Is this PAG Form 4 transaction a buy or a grant to the director?
The Form 4 describes the transaction as a grant or award acquisition, not an open-market buy. It uses transaction code A, indicating a compensation-related award of deferred stock units to the director rather than a standard stock purchase.