Ennico Dolores J 4

What Happened
Dolores J. Ennico, a director of RBC Bearings (RBC), exercised stock options to acquire 600 shares (200 at $127.33 and 400 at $199.16) on 2026-06-24 (total exercise cost $105,130). The filing shows an open-market sale of 600 shares that same day at $636.11 each for total proceeds of about $381,669. The Form 4 also reports derivative-related dispositions of 200 and 400 shares at $0.00 (see details below). This sequence indicates an exercise followed by an immediate sale (cashless-style transaction), rather than an outright purchase intended to increase long-term ownership.

Key Details

• Transaction date: 2026-06-24; filing date: 2026-06-25 (timely).
• Exercises (Acquired): 200 shares @ $127.33 = $25,466; 400 shares @ $199.16 = $79,664 (total cost $105,130).
• Sale (Disposed): 600 shares @ $636.11 = $381,669 (gross proceeds reported).
• Additional derivative dispositions: 200 shares @ $0.00 and 400 shares @ $0.00 (reported as "Disposed" in the filing).
• Net change in beneficial ownership from these transactions: effectively zero (600 shares acquired then 600 shares sold).
• Post-transaction holdings (from footnotes): 925 restricted shares with staggered vesting; multiple outstanding option tranches that remain subject to vesting (notable unvested amounts: 200; 400; 584; 770; plus options vesting 1/5 over five years — see footnotes F1–F6 in the filing for exact schedules).

Context

• This looks like an options exercise followed by an immediate sale of the resulting shares (often done to cover exercise cost, taxes, or to take gains). The $0.00 disposals reported typically reflect surrendered shares or net settlement related to exercise/tax withholding; the Form 4 lists both the exercised shares acquired and related derivative disposals.
• Such same-day exercises-and-sales are common and do not necessarily signal a change in the insider’s long-term view of the company. The filing is timely (filed the next day).