DENTON ROBERT L 4
4 · COPT DEFENSE PROPERTIES · Filed May 14, 2026
Research Summary
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COPT Defense Properties Director Robert Denton Converts 500 Units to Cash
What Happened
Robert L. Denton, a director of COPT Defense Properties (CDP), redeemed 500 common units of COPT Defense Properties, L.P. on 2026-05-13. Those common units are convertible into an equal number of the issuer’s common shares or, at the issuer’s election, cash; the issuer elected to pay cash based on the 10‑day average closing price of CDP on the NYSE. The Form 4 reports this as a conversion/derivative disposition and does not list a per-share price or total cash amount.
Key Details
- Transaction date: 2026-05-13; Form 4 filed: 2026-05-14.
- Security: 500 common units of COPT Defense Properties, L.P. (convertible into shares or cash).
- Reported transaction: conversion of derivative security (disposition); no share count or dollar amount of CDP common shares reported on the Form 4.
- Footnote F1: Issuer elected cash payment based on 10‑day average NYSE closing price. Footnote F2: Common units are convertible upon issuance.
- Filing timeliness: Filed one day after the transaction (not indicated as late).
- Shares owned after transaction: Not specified in the filing.
Context
This was a conversion/redemption of limited partnership units into cash (a disposition), not an open-market sale of common shares. Such conversions where the issuer elects to pay cash are often routine liquidity events for holders of convertible partnership units; the Form 4 does not provide the cash amount, so investors cannot assess the dollar value from this filing alone.
Insider Transaction Report
- Conversion
Common Units-CDPLP
[F1][F2]2026-05-13−0→ 142,764 totalExercise: $31.34→ Common Shares (500 underlying)
Footnotes (2)
- [F1]The reporting person redeemed 500 common units of limited partnership interest ("Common Units") of COPT Defense Properties, L.P., of which the issuer is the general partner. Common Units are convertible into an equal number of the issuer's common shares of beneficial interest or, at the election of the issuer, cash equal to the fair market value of such shares. In the case of these 500 Common Units, the issuer elected to pay cash upon the conversion of the reporting person's Common Units, based on the 10-day average closing price of the issuer's common shares on the New York Stock Exchange. Common Units have no expiration date.
- [F2]Common Units are convertible upon issuance.