FULLER H B CO·4

Jan 28, 11:23 AM ET

Malik Muhammad Shahbaz 4

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FULLER H B Co (FUL) SVP Malik Shahbaz Exercises Options, Receives Awards

What Happened

  • Malik Muhammad Shahbaz, Senior Vice President (BAS) of FULLER H B Co (FUL), exercised options and received restricted‑stock awards on Jan 26, 2026. He acquired 606 shares via option exercise at $60.07 (value $36,402) and was granted 16,863 shares with a reported value of $59.81 each (value $1,008,576). An additional 2,487 restricted stock units were issued at $0.00 (likely dividend‑related). Total shares acquired reported = 19,956; total reported value (excluding the zero‑cost units) ≈ $1,044,978. To cover tax obligations, 215 shares were withheld (disposed) valued at $12,915.

Key Details

  • Transaction date: January 26, 2026; Form 4 filed January 28, 2026 (appears filed within the usual two‑business‑day window).
  • Exercise price / reported values: options at $60.07 per share; award fair value shown at $59.81 per share.
  • Reported share movements: +606 (exercise), +16,863 (grant/award), +2,487 (RSUs at $0.00); -215 shares withheld for taxes.
  • Shares owned after transaction: not stated in the filing.
  • Notable footnotes from the filing:
    • F1: 215 shares were withheld to cover taxes on the 606 shares issued.
    • F2/F6: Some amounts include shares/RSUs acquired under dividend reinvestment or dividend equivalent features.
    • F3/F5: Grants/awards/options generally vest in three annual installments (33%, 33%, 34%).
    • F4: RSUs convert to common stock on a 1‑for‑1 basis.
    • F7: The option in question is 100% vested.

Context

  • This was primarily an acquisition event (option exercise + awards). The withholding of 215 shares to cover taxes is a routine tax‑withholding disposition and is noted on the filing — it is not an open‑market sale intended as a liquidity move. For options exercises, withholding or selling some shares to cover exercise/tax costs is common and effectively makes part of the exercise cashless. No 10% owner or gift reporting issues are indicated.