[Form 4/A] PERRIGO COMPANY PLC Amended Insider Trading Activity
Perrigo Company plc (PRGO) Form 4/A corrects an earlier filing to show that on 08/18/2025 the reporting person, Geoffrey M. Parker, had 4,375 ordinary shares acquired at a price of $22.9708, and those shares were acquired indirectly by the Geoffrey M. Parker Roth IRA rather than directly. After this transaction the Roth IRA held 9,875 shares. The filing also lists other holdings: 28,912 ordinary shares disposed (as reported) and 25,879 ordinary shares held indirectly via a revocable trust in which Geoffrey and Jill Parker are trustees. The amendment states the only change from the original Form 4 is correcting the manner of acquisition to reflect the IRA ownership. The form is signed by an attorney-in-fact for Mr. Parker on 08/19/2025.
- Correction filed to accurately attribute the 4,375-share purchase to the Geoffrey M. Parker Roth IRA, demonstrating regulatory compliance.
- Transaction details disclosed: 4,375 shares purchased at $22.9708 on 08/18/2025, with Roth IRA holding 9,875 shares post-transaction.
- Additional holdings disclosed: revocable trust holds 25,879 shares, improving transparency of indirect ownership.
- Initial misreporting on the Original Form 4 required an amendment to correct the manner of acquisition, indicating a reporting error.
Insights
TL;DR: Amendment corrects beneficial ownership attribution to an IRA; no change to number of shares bought or price.
The amendment is narrowly focused and transparent: it corrects the reporting of the purchaser's capacity from direct ownership to indirect ownership via a Roth IRA. This is an administrative correction that does not alter the economic exposure reported (4,375 shares at $22.9708) nor the aggregate beneficial positions disclosed. From a governance perspective, timely correction maintains compliance with Section 16 reporting obligations and reduces technical risk of misfiling penalties.
TL;DR: Filing fixes attribution error; disclosure now clarifies ownership by IRA and revocable trust.
The Form 4/A clarifies that the acquired shares were held by the reporting person's Roth IRA, and it specifies existing indirect holdings via a revocable trust. The amendment and the explanatory footnotes improve clarity for investors and regulators about who exercises control and potential trading restrictions. No new transactions, prices, or quantities beyond the corrected attribution are introduced.