|4Jan 27, 4:20 PM ET

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REX Executive Chairman Stuart A. Rose Receives Awards, Redistributes Trust Shares

What Happened
Stuart A. Rose, Executive Chairman and Director of REX American Resources Corp (REX), received a series of share awards (code A) on 2025-09-15 totaling 1,583,472 shares (all recorded at $0.00). On 2026-01-27 he recorded an “other” disposition of 234,516 shares (code J) held by the 2012 Rose Family Trust and an acquisition of 58,629 shares (code J) to his personal ownership. All transactions show $0.00 price (split/award/distribution activity), so no cash changed hands.

Key Details

  • Transaction dates and types: 2025-09-15 — Awards (A) totaling 1,583,472 shares; 2026-01-27 — Other disposition (J) of 234,516 shares and other acquisition (J) of 58,629 shares.
  • Prices: All transactions reported at $0.00 (non‑cash awards/distribution).
  • Net change from these entries: +1,407,585 shares overall (1,583,472 awarded minus net 175,887 distributed).
  • Shares owned after transaction: total holdings not itemized in the filing; the filing shows Rose received 58,629 shares directly from the trust distribution.
  • Footnotes: (F1) A 2-for-1 stock split on 2025-09-08 produced the additional shares recorded 9/15/25. (F2) On 1/27/26 Rose, as Trustee, distributed 234,516 trust shares equally to four beneficiaries (58,629 each); his portion moved from indirect (trustee/beneficiary) to direct ownership.
  • Timeliness: Report period and filing date are 2026-01-27; filing appears current (no late filing indicated).

Context

  • The 9/15/25 entries reflect awards and share adjustments tied to a recent 2-for-1 split (not an open‑market purchase). Such award/split entries are administrative and do not by themselves signal buying or selling intent.
  • The 1/27/26 entries are a trustee distribution (not a market sale): the trust’s shares were reallocated among beneficiaries; Rose’s ownership form changed from indirect to direct for his 25% share.
  • Because these are awards and trust distributions recorded at $0.00, they don’t reflect cash proceeds or purchases; they are administrative/estate actions rather than open-market trading.