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Illumina (ILMN) Chief Legal Officer Scott M. Davies Receives Awards
What Happened
- Scott M. Davies, Illumina’s Chief Legal Officer, was granted a total of 19,497 shares on March 5, 2026, reported via Form 4 as acquisitions (award code A). The grants break down as:
- 5,849 restricted stock units (RSUs) at $128.24 per share (value ≈ $750,076).
- 6,824 performance stock units (PSUs) at $128.24 per share (target value ≈ $875,110) — derivative/contingent.
- 6,824 PSUs at $128.24 per share (target value ≈ $875,110) — derivative/contingent.
- These are grants (compensation), not open-market purchases or sales.
Key Details
- Transaction date: March 5, 2026; reported filing date: March 9, 2026 (four days after the grant date).
- Price per share used for reporting: $128.24.
- Shares acquired on Form 4: total 19,497; aggregate reported value ≈ $2,500,296.
- Shares owned after the transaction: not specified in the provided filing excerpt.
- Notable footnotes:
- F1 (RSUs): Vest 25% each on Feb 15 of 2027, 2028, 2029 and 2030, subject to continued service.
- F2 (PSU #1): Tied to three‑year average non‑GAAP EPS growth for fiscal years 2026–2028; payout on 12/31/2028 may range 0%–250% of target, subject to continued service.
- F3 (PSU #2): Tied to relative total shareholder return for year ending 12/31/2028; payout on 12/31/2028 may range 0%–250% of target, subject to continued service.
- Filing timeliness: Filed March 9 for a March 5 grant—Form 4s are typically due within two business days, so the later filing may be considered delayed (check the full filing for any timeliness flag).
Context
- RSUs deliver shares over time if the executive remains employed (vesting schedule above). PSUs are performance‑based awards that may pay out more or fewer shares (0%–250% of target) depending on meeting specified performance metrics; they are contingent awards, not immediate share transfers.
- These awards reflect typical executive compensation, not an open‑market buy or sell, and should be interpreted as part of the company’s pay program rather than a direct trading signal.