[Form 4] Superior Group of Companies, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Andrew D. DeMott Jr., a director of Superior Group of Companies (SGC), reported non-derivative transactions in the issuer's common stock dated 08/11/2025. The filing discloses a sale of 12,000 shares at a weighted-average sale price of $11.4593 and a transfer by gift of 1,900 shares for which no consideration was received. Both transactions are reported as direct holdings.
After the reported sale the filing shows beneficial ownership of 202,126 shares and, after the gift, 200,226 shares. The filing also states that 20,148 shares remain subject to forfeiture under restricted stock awards.
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Insights
TL;DR: Director sold 12,000 shares and gifted 1,900; remaining beneficial ownership ~200k shares — routine disclosure, limited market impact.
The Form 4 records only non-derivative activity: a sale of 12,000 common shares at a weighted-average price of $11.4593 and a gift of 1,900 shares with no consideration. Post-transaction beneficial ownership is reported as 202,126 and 200,226 shares respectively. The filing notes 20,148 restricted shares remain subject to forfeiture. There is no disclosure of option exercises, derivative transactions, or changes to compensation arrangements in this filing, limiting its standalone financial significance.
TL;DR: Insider sale and gift reported by a director; disclosure is clear and identifies restricted shares subject to forfeiture.
The report identifies the reporting person as a director and documents a direct sale and a direct gift of common stock. The filing explicitly states the gift involved no payment and quantifies restricted shares (20,148) still subject to forfeiture, which is important for understanding true economic ownership. The Form 4 does not indicate any departures from required disclosure protocols; it does not, however, provide context on any trading plans or compliance steps beyond the checkbox indicators.