VNRX Form 4: RSU tax withholding cancels 6,110 shares
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Ann-Louise Batchelor, Group Chief Marketing Officer and director at VolitionRx Ltd (VNRX), reported a non‑derivative transaction where 6,110 shares of common stock were disposed on
Positive
- Administrative withholding only: 6,110 shares were cancelled to satisfy tax withholding rather than sold on market
- Continued ownership alignment: reporting person retains 148,172 direct shares and spouse holds 29,406 indirect shares
- Clear disclosure of the reason for the disposition (tax withholding on 13,000 RSUs)
Negative
- Direct holdings reduced by 6,110 shares following the RSU settlement
- Potential future dilution from outstanding or future RSU settlements (13,000 RSUs noted)
Insights
Transaction reflects tax withholding on RSU settlement; no open‑market sale occurred.
The disposition of 6,110 shares was executed by the company to satisfy tax withholding obligations tied to the settlement of 13,000 restricted stock units, which is a common administrative treatment for equity compensation. This reduces the reporting person's direct share count without proceeds to the officer because shares were cancelled, not sold on the market.
Key dependencies include future equity vesting and potential additional withholding events; monitor subsequent Form 4 filings for further RSU settlements or changes in direct holdings within the next 12 months.
Insider retained substantial ownership post‑transaction, with spouse holdings disclosed.
After the cancellation, the reporting person still holds 148,172 direct shares and 29,406 indirect shares via spouse, showing continued ownership alignment with shareholders. The filing is transparent about the nature of the disposition and confirms no open‑market sale by the officer or the company.
Governance watchers should note the administrative nature of the transaction and verify whether additional equity awards are scheduled to vest in