[Form 4] Tenet Healthcare Corporation New Insider Trading Activity
Tenet Healthcare exec Sun Park had 20,707 restricted stock units (RSUs) convert into common stock on 08/13/2025 after a relocation-based vesting condition was met. The RSUs convert one-for-one into common shares, bringing Park's post-transaction direct beneficial ownership to 23,392 shares. To cover taxes on vesting, 8,813 shares were withheld at an effective value of $171.87 per share, leaving 14,579 shares retained. The RSUs were originally granted on July 17, 2023 under the 2019 Stock Incentive Plan and exercised via standard vesting mechanics.
- Vesting demonstrates alignment of executive compensation with company objectives via the 2019 Stock Incentive Plan
- RSUs converted one-for-one to common stock, increasing the reporting person's direct ownership to 23,392 shares
- 8,813 shares withheld for taxes reduced the net number of shares added from the vesting event to 14,579 shares
- No cash purchase was reported; the transaction is a compensation vesting event rather than a market purchase that would signal additional insider conviction
Insights
TL;DR RSU vesting triggered by a relocation condition caused an equity increase and a tax-withholding disposition; this is a routine insider issuance tied to compensation.
The transaction reflects standard compensation enforcement: restricted stock units granted under the 2019 Stock Incentive Plan vested when a specified relocation condition was satisfied. The conversion is one-for-one into common shares and the withholding of 8,813 shares to satisfy tax obligations is consistent with Rule 16b-3 practices. There is no indication of sales or open-market dispositions; the change is purely a compensation realization event.
TL;DR Vesting increased insider-owned shares by 20,707 gross; net additions were 14,579 shares after tax withholding at a $171.87 closing price.
From an ownership perspective, the reporting person’s direct holdings rose to 23,392 shares following conversion. The withheld 8,813 shares represent a material portion of the vested award but do not constitute a sale for liquidity; they are a tax-remittance mechanism. The transaction does not disclose any cash proceeds to the reporting person and appears non-dilutive beyond usual share issuance for compensation.