[Form 4] TechTarget, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
TechTarget, Inc. reporting person Steven Niemiec, Chief Revenue Officer and director, conducted a "sell-to-cover" transaction on 08/29/2025 related to settlement of vested restricted stock units. The filing shows 21,478 shares of common stock were sold at a weighted average price of $5.75 (individual sale prices ranged from $5.75 to $5.78) to satisfy withholding tax obligations. After the reported disposition, the reporting person beneficially owned 141,578 shares, held directly. The filing states the sell-to-cover was not a discretionary trade by the reporting person and that additional breakdown of shares sold at each price is available upon request.
- Disclosure specifies the transaction was a non-discretionary sell-to-cover to satisfy RSU tax withholding
- Filing provides transaction date (08/29/2025), quantity sold (21,478 shares), weighted average price ($5.75), and post-transaction ownership (141,578 shares)
- Filer offers to provide breakdown of shares sold at each price upon request, improving transparency
- None.
Insights
TL;DR Routine sell-to-cover of vested RSUs by an officer; disclosure appears complete and compliant.
The transaction is described as a standard "sell-to-cover" to satisfy tax withholding on restricted stock units previously reported as vested. The Form 4 provides transaction date (08/29/2025), quantity sold (21,478 shares), weighted average price ($5.75) and post-transaction beneficial ownership (141,578 shares). The filer discloses the price range and offers to provide the trade-level breakdown on request, which aligns with SEC guidance on reporting multiple trade prices. There is no indication of discretionary trading or other material events in this filing.
TL;DR Insider sale tied to RSU tax obligations; not an operational signal but useful for share ownership transparency.
This Form 4 documents an ordinary-course disposition following RSU vesting previously reported on August 15, 2025. The reporting person remains a significant insider with 141,578 shares beneficially owned directly. The filing’s explicit note that the sale was to cover taxes and not discretionary helps limit potential governance concerns about opportunistic insider selling. For governance review, the key takeaways are the retained holding level and clear disclosure of the non-discretionary nature of the sale.