[Form 4] Via Transportation, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Via Transportation Form 4 shows an insider reporting equity holdings and option holdings following a reclassification tied to the companyâs IPO. The reporting person holds 65,000 fully vested stock options exercisable at $23.24 per share, representing the right to acquire 65,000 Class A shares. In addition, 5,434 restricted stock units were granted that convert to Class A Common Stock and vest over 15 months with 80% vesting at one year and the remainder at the 15-month mark. A reclassification converted outstanding Common Stock into Class A Common Stock immediately prior to the IPO.
- 65,000 fully vested stock options exercisable at $23.24 per share, providing clear upside alignment with shareholders
- 65,000 Class A shares underlying the options reported as beneficially owned after the transaction
- 5,434 restricted stock units that convert to Class A Common Stock with a defined 15-month vesting schedule, showing structured compensation
- Reclassification to Class A Common Stock executed under Rule 16b-7, reflecting an IPO-related corporate action rather than open-market disposals
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Insider holds fully vested options and a modest RSU award; transactions reflect IPO-related reclassification rather than open-market trading.
The filing reports a reclassification of Common Stock into Class A Common Stock tied to the company's IPO process and discloses material compensation-related holdings: 65,000 stock options exercisable at $23.24 and 5,434 RSUs that convert to Class A shares and vest over 15 months. Because the options are fully vested and immediately exercisable, the insider has latent equity exposure contingent on exercise and market price. The RSU vesting schedule indicates near-term dilution potential tied to employee compensation.
TL;DR: This is a routine Section 16 filing documenting equity awards and a corporate reclassification related to the IPO, with no disclosed sales.
The record shows the reporting person is a director and that the disclosed movements arise from a Rule 16b-7 reclassification and grants rather than open-market disposals. The presence of fully vested options suggests alignment with management incentives; the RSU vesting timetable is specified and limited in size. No transactions indicate insider sales or transfers beyond the reclassification, reducing immediate governance concerns about insider selling.