[Form 4] Phreesia, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
David Linetsky, an officer (President, Network Solutions) of Phreesia, Inc. (PHR), reported insider disposals on 09/18/2025. The filing shows the disposition of 93 shares of Phreesia common stock sold in non-discretionary transactions at a weighted average price of $23.9387 per share (individual sale prices ranged from $23.455 to $24.205). The filing also reports 173,888 shares disposed (no per-share price provided for that line). After the reported transactions, 9,883 shares are reported as beneficially owned indirectly by the reporting person’s spouse. The disposals were made to satisfy tax withholding obligations in connection with settlement of restricted stock units, according to the form.
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Insights
TL;DR: Routine tax-withholding sales of RSU shares by an officer; filing is compliance disclosure with limited market impact.
The Form 4 discloses that the reporting person sold shares to cover tax withholding on RSU settlement rather than a discretionary market-sale decision. The explicit disclosure of a weighted-average sale price ($23.9387) and the stated price range provides transparency about execution. The report does not show additional compensatory grants, option exercises, or purchases that would materially change ownership stakes, and it identifies 9,883 shares held indirectly by a spouse. From an investor disclosure perspective, this is a standard Section 16 transaction and appears informational rather than a signal of company-specific news.
TL;DR: Disclosure documents tax-related share disposals; filing meets reporting requirements and explains purpose of sales.
The Form 4 provides the required explanation that the disposals were non-discretionary and were executed pursuant to the issuer’s mandatory sell-to-cover policy to satisfy tax withholding on RSU settlement. The report includes the filer’s role (President, Network Solutions) and a clear signature via power of attorney. There is no indication of related-party transactions or coordination beyond the tax-withholding context. As a governance disclosure, the form is complete in its explanation and execution details, subject to the absence of per-share pricing for one reported disposition line.