[Form 4] Univest Financial Corporation Insider Trading Activity
Univest Financial Corporation (UVSP) director Thomas M. Petro reported insider sales on 08/27/2025. The filing shows two sales totaling 9,000 common shares (4,000 and 5,000 shares) at about $31.75 per share. After the transactions, the report lists beneficial ownership of 50,192.5544 shares, and a prior line shows 55,192.5544 shares before the second sale. The filing notes 1,279.5544 shares were acquired through the dividend reinvestment plan. The form is signed on 08/28/2025 by Megan D. Santana on behalf of the reporting person.
- Reporting demonstrates continued ownership: the director retains 50,192.5544 shares after the sales
- Participation in dividend reinvestment: 1,279.5544 shares were acquired through the DRIP, indicating reinvestment of dividends
- Insider sales reported: total of 9,000 shares sold on 08/27/2025 at about $31.75 per share
- No 10b5-1 plan indicated: filing does not check the box for transactions made pursuant to a pre-established trading plan
Insights
TL;DR: Director sold 9,000 shares at ~$31.75; remaining direct beneficial ownership stays above 50,000 shares.
The reported transactions are routine insider dispositions: two separate sales on 08/27/2025 totaling 9,000 shares at approximately $31.75 each. Post-transaction beneficial ownership is reported at 50,192.5544 shares, which indicates the director retains a meaningful stake. The filing also documents 1,279.5544 shares acquired via the dividend reinvestment plan, showing participation in the company’s dividend program. No options, derivatives, or price-varying transactions are reported in this Form 4.
TL;DR: Insider sale is material as a disclosure but the filing contains no evidence of unusual trading patterns or derivative activity.
The Form 4 discloses direct sales by a director on a single date for a combined 9,000 shares. The document does not present any executes-under-plan checkbox or indicate sales pursuant to a Rule 10b5-1 plan. Beneficial ownership remains above 50,000 shares after the transactions. Because the filing lacks contextual notes on purpose or pre-planned instructions, the disclosure should be viewed as a factual update rather than proof of broader governance concerns.