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NEOGENOMICS INC·4

May 5, 4:27 PM ET

Aunan Greg D 4

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NeoGenomics (NEO) CAO Greg Aunan Exercises/Receives Shares

What Happened

Greg D. Aunan, Chief Accounting Officer of NeoGenomics, had restricted-equity activity tied to recent vesting/conversion. The filing shows a conversion/exercise event on May 2, 2026 that resulted in 5,372 shares being acquired (reported at $0). In connection with vesting/issuance, the company withheld shares to cover tax obligations: 937 shares on May 1, 2026 and 1,309 shares on May 2, 2026 (both reported as dispositions at $0). The filing also records a same‑date derivative disposition of 5,372 shares (see Key Details/footnotes).

All reported transactions show $0 amounts, consistent with internal conversion/withholding settlements rather than open‑market cash purchases or sales.

Key Details

  • Transaction dates: May 1, 2026 (937 shares withheld), May 2, 2026 (5,372 shares exercised/converted; 1,309 shares withheld; 5,372‑share derivative disposition recorded).
  • Prices/values: All entries reported at $0 (no cash amount shown in the filing).
  • Tax withholding: Total of 2,246 shares (937 + 1,309) surrendered to NeoGenomics to satisfy tax withholding related to RSU/share issuance (footnotes F1, F4).
  • Related grants and vesting: Footnotes indicate multiple prior grants of RSUs and options (e.g., RSUs granted Feb 21, 2025 and Mar 1, 2026; options granted Mar 1, 2026 and earlier) and that the transactions reflect release/vesting of previously reported RSUs (F2, F3, F10–F12).
  • Filing timeliness: No late‑filing flag indicated in the provided summary.
  • Shares owned after transaction: Not specified in the summary provided.

Context

  • Transaction codes: M = exercise/conversion of a derivative (options/RSUs); F = shares surrendered/withheld for tax obligations. The activity appears to be routine vesting/conversion with company withholding to satisfy taxes (not an open‑market sale or discretionary cash purchase).
  • For retail investors: Purchases are generally more informative about insider sentiment; this filing mostly reflects routine vesting/settlement and tax withholding rather than a market purchase or a voluntary large sale.