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Snap-on Incorporated (SNA) – Form 4 insider transaction
Director James P. Holden filed a Form 4 detailing a modest purchase of company stock on 31 Jul 2025. Through the company’s 1993 Director Fee Plan, he elected to receive his board fees in equity, acquiring 42 common shares at an indicated price of $321.19 each. Holden’s direct holdings now total 8,187.8386 shares, while an affiliated trust continues to hold 20,723 shares on his behalf.
The filing also shows ownership of 9,607 restricted stock units convertible 1-for-1 into common stock; those RSUs vest upon retirement from the board, death, or a change in control. No dispositions, option exercises, or new derivative grants were reported.
The 42-share purchase is immaterial to both the company’s share count and Holden’s overall stake (<1% change) but it maintains a pattern of insider accumulation and may be viewed as a nominal vote of confidence in Snap-on’s prospects.