[Form 4] PTC INC. Insider Trading Activity
PTC Inc.'s EVP and Chief Financial Officer reported routine equity compensation activity on 11/15/2025. The filing shows the exercise and vesting of 32,140 shares of common stock at an exercise price of $0, arising from previously granted restricted stock units. To cover tax withholding from these vestings, 14,574 shares were tendered back to the company at $179.61 per share. After these transactions, the executive directly owned 64,983 shares of PTC common stock. The detailed footnotes explain that the underlying awards include both time-based and performance-based restricted stock units granted in prior years.
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What did PTC (PTC) disclose in this Form 4 filing?
The Form 4 reports equity compensation activity for PTC Inc.'s EVP and Chief Financial Officer, including the vesting of restricted stock units into 32,140 shares of common stock and related tax-share withholding.
How many PTC shares did the CFO acquire or vest in this transaction?
The CFO had 32,140 shares of PTC common stock credited as acquired at an exercise price of $0, reflecting the vesting and settlement of restricted stock unit awards.
How many PTC shares were used to cover taxes in the Form 4?
The filing states that 14,574 shares of PTC common stock were tendered to the issuer at $179.61 per share to satisfy tax withholding obligations from the vesting of restricted stock units.
How many PTC shares does the CFO own after these transactions?
Following the reported transactions on 11/15/2025, the CFO directly owned 64,983 shares of PTC Inc. common stock.
What types of awards were involved in the PTC CFO’s Form 4 transactions?
The Form 4 involves both restricted stock units (RSUs) and performance-based RSUs. Footnotes explain that some awards were granted in 2022, 2023, and 2024 and vest over multiple years based on service and performance conditions.
Did this PTC Form 4 include any new option or warrant grants?
No. The disclosure focuses on the vesting and settlement of existing restricted stock unit awards and the related tax-share withholding, rather than new grants of options or warrants.