DENTON ROBERT L 4
4 · COPT DEFENSE PROPERTIES · Filed Jun 26, 2026
Research Summary
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COPT Defense (CDP) Director Robert Denton Converts 1,000 Units to Cash
What Happened
- Robert L. Denton, a director of COPT Defense Properties (CDP), reported the conversion/redemption of a derivative security on 2026-06-26. The Form 4 shows a derivative conversion (code C) and lists 0 shares and $0 because the reporting person redeemed 1,000 common units of COPT Defense Properties, L.P. The issuer elected to pay cash upon conversion, with the payment calculated using the 10‑day average NYSE closing price; the filing does not disclose the actual cash amount.
Key Details
- Transaction date: 2026-06-26 (conversion/redemption of derivative security)
- Reported on Form 4 as: Conversion of derivative security (C); filing shows 0 shares / $0 due to cash election
- Units redeemed: 1,000 common units (convertible into common shares or cash)
- Cash election: issuer elected cash based on the 10‑day average closing price (exact amount not reported)
- Common units are convertible upon issuance and have no expiration (per footnotes)
- Timeliness: filing dated same day as transaction (no late filing indicated)
Context
- This was a conversion/redemption where the issuer paid cash rather than delivering shares; it is a disposition of a derivative interest rather than an open‑market sale of company stock. Such redemptions are often routine and do not by themselves indicate the insider’s view on the company’s share price.
Insider Transaction Report
Form 4
DENTON ROBERT L
Director
Transactions
- Conversion
Common Units-CDPLP
[F1][F2]2026-06-26−0→ 141,764 totalExercise: $34.17→ Common Shares (1,000 underlying)
Footnotes (2)
- [F1]The reporting person redeemed 1000 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 1000 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.
Signature
/s/ David L. Finch, Attorney-in-Fact|2026-06-26