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IDEXX LABORATORIES INC /DE·4

Feb 17, 7:30 PM ET

Hunt Nimrata 4

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IDEXX (IDXX) EVP Nimrata Hunt Exercises RSUs, Sells 1,154 Shares

What Happened

  • Nimrata Hunt, Executive Vice President of IDEXX Laboratories (IDXX), had multiple equity awards and conversions around February 12–14, 2026. On Feb 12 she received grants (derivative awards) totaling 7,501 restricted stock units (RSUs). On Feb 14 she exercised/converted derivative awards into 2,587 shares (several conversion entries).
  • To cover tax withholding/obligations tied to those transactions, 1,154 shares were disposed (sold) at $629.35 per share, generating $726,270. Several other conversion entries are recorded with $0 proceeds (typical for RSU conversions where no cash changes hands).

Key Details

  • Transaction dates: Grants on 2026-02-12; conversions/exercises and sell-to-cover on 2026-02-14. Form 4 filed 2026-02-17.
  • Key amounts: Grants = 7,501 RSUs (derivative awards). Conversions/exercises acquired = 2,587 shares. Shares sold for tax withholding = 1,154 at $629.35 each, proceeds $726,270.
  • Footnotes of note:
    • F10/F11: RSUs — some awards vest beginning Feb 14, 2026 (some vest immediately in one installment, others vest in annual installments).
    • F1: ESPP holding detail — includes 10 shares purchased on Dec 31, 2025; ESPP balance shown as 401.944 shares (includes small fractional adjustment).
    • F (tax withholding): the 1,154-share disposal is for payment of tax liability (sell-to-cover).
  • Shares owned after transaction: Not specified in the provided excerpt of the filing.
  • Timing: Form 4 was filed Feb 17, 2026. The filing does not indicate a late-reporting flag in the provided data.

Context

  • These entries are primarily grants and RSU conversions (derivative transactions). When RSUs vest/convert, companies commonly withhold or sell shares to satisfy required tax withholdings — that appears to be what occurred here (a sell-to-cover of 1,154 shares).
  • This filing shows routine executive equity compensation activity (awards + tax-withholding sale) rather than an open-market purchase or discretionary sale; it should be interpreted as compensation-related, not necessarily a direct signal of the insider’s view of the stock.