[Form 4] Zscaler, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Zscaler Chief Legal Officer Robert Schlossman reported two share disposals related to restricted stock units and withholding arrangements. On 09/15/2025, 2,000 shares were disposed of under code G at no cash consideration, and on 09/16/2025 he sold 3,832 shares to satisfy tax withholding at a weighted average price of $280.6966. After these transactions the reporting person directly beneficially owned 83,138 shares and his spouse held 66 shares indirectly, for a combined disclosed interest of 83,204 shares. The Form 4 indicates the 3,832-share sale was executed to cover tax obligations and was not a discretionary trade.
- Disclosure of tax-withholding sale clarifies the sale was not discretionary and tied to RSU vesting
- Significant retained ownership: Reporting person continues to hold 83,138 shares directly plus 66 indirectly
- Weighted average price disclosed for the withholding sale ($280.6966) and offer to provide per-transaction details
- Reduction in direct holdings due to the withholding sale: net decrease from 86,970 to 83,138 shares
- Open-market sale occurred (3,832 shares) which, while routine, reduces insider stake and could be viewed neutrally by investors
Insights
TL;DR: Insider sold shares to cover RSU tax withholding; disclosed holdings remain materially significant and sale was non-discretionary.
The transactions consist of a vesting-related disposal (2,000 shares via code G) and a tax-withholding sale of 3,832 shares at a weighted average price of $280.6966. Such sales tied to equity compensation are routine and typically neutral for valuation unless accompanied by further pattern of open-market selling. The reporting person retains 83,138 shares directly, plus 66 held by spouse, preserving ongoing alignment with shareholders reflected in the filing.
TL;DR: Form 4 shows standard, timely disclosure of compensation-related share disposition and fulfils Section 16 transparency requirements.
The filing clearly identifies the relationship (Chief Legal Officer), the nature of the disposals (one code G vesting-related disposition and one sale for tax withholding), and provides a weighted average sale price range for the withholding sale. The reporting person also provides an undertaking to supply per-transaction price details if requested, which supports transparency and compliance with reporting expectations.