C3.ai, Inc.·4

Apr 1, 6:56 PM ET

Ehikian Stephen Bradley 4

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C3.ai (AI) CEO Stephen Ehikian Sells 52,194 Shares

What Happened

  • Stephen Bradley Ehikian, CEO of C3.ai, had several transactions reported: he received 32,093 vested Restricted Stock Units (RSUs), had 52,194 shares sold in the open market for a weighted-average price of $8.22 (total ≈ $429,092), and transferred 47,316 shares into his revocable trust (reported as a gift/transfer).
  • The 32,093 RSUs are fully vested (contingent right to one share each). The open-market sale was used to satisfy tax withholding obligations related to the vesting of RSUs per the issuer’s practice. The transfer of 47,316 shares was between the reporting person and the Stephen Bradley Ehikian Revocable Trust (he is the sole trustee), so no sale proceeds are reported for that transfer.

Key Details

  • Transaction dates: RSU vest/award on 2026-03-30; open-market sale on 2026-03-31; transfer/gift to trust on 2026-04-01.
  • Sale price: weighted-average $8.22 (range $7.97–$8.41 across multiple trades); sale proceeds ≈ $429,092.
  • Shares acquired: 32,093 RSUs (fully vested). Shares transferred: 47,316 to revocable trust (reported as gift/transfer). Shares sold: 52,194.
  • Shares owned after transaction: not specified in the provided filing details.
  • Footnotes: F1—RSUs represent contingent rights to shares and are fully vested; F2—issuer automatically withheld and sold shares to cover tax withholding; F3—reported sale price is a weighted average; F4—transferred shares held by the Stephen Bradley Ehikian Revocable Trust (he is sole trustee).
  • Filing: Report filed 2026-04-01; no late filing is indicated in the provided information.

Context

  • RSUs are a form of equity award that convert to shares when vested; automatic withholding/sale to cover taxes is a common, administrative step and not necessarily a voluntary sell signal.
  • The transfer to a revocable trust is an internal estate/planning move and does not by itself imply a change in economic exposure or market sentiment.