[Form 4] Yext, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Yext, Inc. (YEXT) insider activity by General Counsel Ho Shin shows restricted stock unit (RSU) vesting and tax-withholding-related share dispositions. The reporting shows three related transactions on 09/20/2025: two grants of RSUs were treated as acquisitions totaling 31,490 RSUs (14,062 and 17,428), and a separate disposition of 15,778 shares at $8.81 per share reflecting shares withheld to satisfy tax obligations upon vesting. After these events, the reporting person beneficially owned 254,796 and 270,574 shares on different reported lines, and holds 42,188 and 17,429 shares attributable to outstanding RSUs. Vesting schedules are disclosed for the awards, with remaining vesting dates through December 20, 2025.
- RSU vesting occurred, increasing the reporting person's beneficial ownership through recognized restricted stock units
- Vesting schedules disclosed, providing clarity on remaining service-based vesting through December 20, 2025
- Shares were withheld to satisfy tax liabilities (15,778 shares at $8.81 per share), which reduced net share delivery upon vesting
Insights
TL;DR: Routine insider RSU vesting and tax withholding; not a material corporate event.
The Form 4 discloses aggregated RSU vesting and mandatory share-withholdings to cover taxes. The transactions are consistent with compensation vesting schedules rather than open-market trading. The reported disposition of 15,778 shares at $8.81 per share represents tax-related withholding, and two RSU grant recognitions increased the reported beneficial ownership counts. There is no indication of any open-market sale for diversification or liquidity in this filing.
TL;DR: Compensation-driven filings showing standard vesting mechanics and withholding; governance impact is routine.
The disclosure details vesting schedules and the portion of awards that remain subject to service-based vesting through June and December 2025. From a governance perspective, these entries reflect executive compensation administration and tax withholding practices. No change in control, exceptions, or unusual transaction codes are present beyond standard RSU vesting and withholding.