Vintz Stephen A 4
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Tenable (TENB) CEO Stephen Vintz Receives RSU Award, Withholds Shares
What Happened
- Stephen A. Vintz, CEO of Tenable Holdings (TENB), reported derivative/RSU activity tied to performance- and time-based restricted stock units. The Form 4 shows conversions/settlements and a grant/award resulting from PRSU/RSU vesting.
- Key reported items: conversion/exercise entries for 24,381 shares (0.00 price) on Feb 25, 2026; 11,667 shares were withheld/disposed to satisfy tax withholding at $19.00/share (total $221,673) on Feb 25, 2026; and a grant/award of 341,847 derivative shares was reported as acquired on Feb 26, 2026. The exercise/conversion entries reflect conversion of RSUs/PRSUs to common stock; the withheld shares were remitted to the issuer for taxes (not an open-market sale).
Key Details
- Transaction dates: Feb 25, 2026 (conversion and tax withholding) and Feb 26, 2026 (award/grant); Form 4 filed Feb 27, 2026 (timely filing).
- Reported prices: conversions/exercises reported at $0.00; tax withholding shown at $19.00/share (11,667 shares withheld; $221,673).
- Shares owned after transaction: not specified in the provided filing summary.
- Notable footnotes:
- F1: Share withholding was to satisfy income tax obligations for net settlement of RSUs (not a market sale).
- F2: Each RSU equals a contingent right to one share of common stock.
- F3: PRSUs certified Feb 25, 2026 with a 97.2% payout; 25% of PRSUs vested on Feb 25, 2026, remainder vest quarterly over three years (subject to service/acceleration).
- F4: Time-based RSUs vest 25% on Feb 22, 2027, remainder quarterly over three years (subject to service/acceleration).
Context
- These transactions are primarily vesting/settlement of equity awards (PRSUs/RSUs). The withholding of 11,667 shares at $19/share was a tax-payment mechanism (issuer withheld shares), not an open-market sale; such withholdings are routine following vesting.
- The large grant/award entry reflects the PRSU/RSU payout and vesting schedule rather than a new open-market purchase or opportunistic insider buy.