[Form 4] Smurfit Westrock plc Insider Trading Activity
Alvaro Henao, identified as President and Chief Executive Officer, LATAM, reported transactions in Smurfit Westrock plc (SW) on 09/18/2025. He received 46 ordinary shares as dividend-equivalent accruals tied to outstanding restricted stock units; those shares were recorded at a price of $0 and his total beneficial ownership of ordinary shares after the transaction is 49,190 shares. On the same date he acquired 354 restricted stock units (PSP) as additional awards, bringing his total restricted stock units to 36,846.
The filing discloses vesting schedules: 36,846 restricted stock units vest with 18,007 scheduled in February 2026 and 18,839 in February 2027. It also notes that 4,829 restricted stock units are scheduled to vest in three equal annual installments beginning March 11, 2026. The Form 4 was signed by an attorney-in-fact on 09/22/2025.
- Transparent disclosure of dividend-equivalent accruals and detailed vesting schedule
- No cash purchases or sales were reported, indicating routine compensation activity rather than opportunistic trading
- No material negative events disclosed in this Form 4
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TL;DR: Routine insider accruals and award vesting reported; no cash purchase or sale and no dilution disclosed.
This Form 4 documents non-cash accruals tied to existing restricted stock units and a small grant of 354 PSP units, all recorded at $0 as dividend equivalents or awards. The report increases the reporting person’s beneficial ordinary shares to 49,190 and shows defined near-term vesting events in Feb 2026 and Feb 2027, which will convert RSUs into shares upon settlement. For investors, these are typical executive compensation movements and do not represent market transactions or immediate dilution beyond scheduled vesting.
TL;DR: Standard disclosure of compensation-related equity accruals and vesting schedule; governance impact is routine.
The filing clearly discloses dividend-equivalent accruals and the schedule for vesting of restricted stock units, which aligns with usual executive compensation practices. The inclusion of an attorney-in-fact signature and an Exhibit 24.1 power of attorney is noted. No departures from typical governance disclosure norms are evident; the transactions are administrative rather than indicative of any immediate governance change.