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Glazer Capital, LLC and its managing member Paul J. Glazer have filed a Schedule 13G disclosing a 6.03 % passive stake in Provident Bancorp, Inc. (PVBC). The filing, triggered by a 07/08/2025 event date, reports beneficial ownership of 1,071,768 common shares.
The shares are held across funds and managed accounts advised by Glazer Capital. Both the voting and dispositive powers are reported as shared, with no sole authority indicated. Because the form type is 13G—not 13D—the filer certifies the stake is not intended to influence or change control of the issuer, signaling a passive investment posture.
Glazer Capital is classified as an investment adviser (Item 3 (e)); Paul J. Glazer is reported in an individual capacity. The firm’s principal office is in New York, NY, while PVBC’s headquarters remain in Amesbury, MA.
Crossing the 5 % threshold introduces a new institutional holder to PVBC’s register, potentially enhancing trading liquidity and signaling institutional confidence without immediate governance implications.