[Form 4] Palladyne AI Corp Warrants Insider Trading Activity
Palladyne AI Corp. reporting person Stephen Sonne, Chief Legal Officer, disposed of 3,236 shares of Common Stock on 08/21/2025 as part of a sell-to-cover to satisfy tax withholding related to vested restricted stock units (RSUs). The shares were sold in multiple transactions at weighted-average price $7.4173, with individual sale prices reported in a stated range of $7.3901 to $7.455. After the transactions, the reporting person beneficially owned 190,419 shares, which include RSU-settled shares of which 8,995 vested on 08/20/2025 before the sell-to-cover adjustment.
This Form 4 reflects a routine, non-discretionary sell-to-cover following RSU vesting rather than an open-market, discretionary sale; no derivative transactions or additional material changes to ownership are reported.
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Insights
TL;DR: Routine sell-to-cover of vested RSUs; immaterial to company valuation and reflects standard tax-withholding practice by an officer.
The 3,236-share disposition was executed to cover tax liabilities from RSU vesting and was reported with a weighted-average price of $7.4173 and a price range of $7.3901 to $7.455. Post-transaction beneficial ownership remains significant at 190,419 shares and includes recently settled RSUs. There are no reported options, warrants, or other derivative transactions on this Form 4, and the filing indicates no discretionary sales by the reporting person. For investors, this is administrative and not a signal of material change in insider conviction.
TL;DR: Governance: standard insider reporting of tax-related sell-to-cover; disclosure is complete and follows Form 4 disclosure norms.
The filing identifies the reporting person as an officer (Chief Legal Officer) and discloses the nature of the sale as sell-to-cover tied to RSU vesting. The explanation clarifies the aggregated pricing and offers to provide per-trade breakdown upon request, which supports transparency. No unusual patterns, related-party transactions, or indicator of compensation policy changes are evident from this single filing.