RESIDEO TECHNOLOGIES, INC.·4

Feb 18, 6:00 AM ET

SURRAN THOMAS A 4

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Resideo (REZI) President Thomas Surran Receives Award, Surrenders 7,096 Shares

What Happened

  • Thomas A. Surran, President Products & Solutions at Resideo Technologies (REZI), received a grant/award of 30,615 shares (reported 2026-02-13, value reported as $0 for the award).
  • On 2026-02-12 he had 7,096 shares disposed (code F) at $36.28 each to satisfy an exercise price or tax liability, a transaction valued at $257,478.
  • Based on the reported numbers, the net change is +23,519 shares (30,615 acquired − 7,096 withheld), which is common when awards vest and some shares are surrendered to cover taxes.

Key Details

  • Transaction dates and prices: 2026-02-12 — 7,096 shares withheld/disposed @ $36.28 (total $257,478); 2026-02-13 — 30,615 shares granted/acquired @ $0.00 (award).
  • Shares owned after transaction: not stated in the provided filing excerpt. Check the full Form 4 for the post-transaction beneficial ownership figure.
  • Footnotes/transaction codes: F = payment of exercise price or tax liability (shares surrendered/withheld); A = grant/award or other acquisition. This pattern typically reflects vesting of equity awards with shares withheld to cover taxes.
  • Filing date: Form filed 2026-02-18 reporting the Feb 12–13 transactions. (No late-filing flag shown in the provided summary; see the full filing for timeliness details.)

Context

  • The A-code award likely represents vested RSUs or a stock award; the F-code disposition is a withholding to satisfy taxes (not an open-market sale). Such transactions are routine for executives when equity awards vest and are not necessarily a signal of buying or selling intent.
  • For retail investors, acquisitions (awards that increase insider ownership) are generally more informative than routine tax-withholding dispositions; here the net reported result was an increase of 23,519 shares.