Weiszhaar Barbara Barton 4

What Happened
Barbara Barton Weiszhaar, Senior Vice President & CAO of AIAI Holdings Corp (AIAI), executed open-market sales on May 14, 2026 totaling 38,503 shares for aggregate proceeds of approximately $522,239 (10,000 @ $12.00 = $120,000; 10,000 @ $13.08 = $130,800; 18,503 @ $14.67 = $271,439). The following day (May 15, 2026) she received a grant/award of 31,584 shares (reported at $0.00 per share in the filing). The sales are dispositions (S) while the next-day transaction is an award/acquisition (A). Sales are often routine; awards typically reflect compensation.

Key Details

• Transaction dates and prices:
  • 2026-05-14: Sold 10,000 shares @ $12.00 (proceeds $120,000)
  • 2026-05-14: Sold 10,000 shares @ $13.08 (proceeds $130,800)
  • 2026-05-14: Sold 18,503 shares @ $14.67 (proceeds $271,439)
  • 2026-05-15: Awarded 31,584 shares @ $0.00 (reported acquisition)
• Total sold on 5/14: 38,503 shares for ~$522,239; total awarded on 5/15: 31,584 shares.
• Net change from these transactions: a net reduction of 6,919 shares (38,503 sold − 31,584 awarded).
• Shares owned after the transactions: not specified in the provided excerpt — check the full Form 4 for holdings after the reported transactions.
• Filing: Form 4 filed 2026-05-18 for transactions dated 5/14–5/15; this filing date falls within the SEC two-business-day reporting window and appears timely.
• Transaction codes in the filing: S = sale (open market/private sale), A = grant/award (acquisition).

Context

• The award reported at $0.00 likely represents a compensation grant (e.g., RSUs or a stock award) rather than an open-market purchase; such awards are common for executives and do not by themselves signal a buy decision.
• The sales were open-market dispositions; without an accompanying 10b5-1 note or other footnotes in the provided data, we cannot tell whether they were part of a pre-arranged plan.
• For a complete picture (total holdings, vesting schedule, or whether sales were part of a trading plan), retail investors should review the full Form 4 filing and any company disclosures.