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Albertsons (ACI) CTO Anuj Dhanda Receives RSU Dividend Awards
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Albertsons (ACI) CTO Anuj Dhanda Receives RSU Dividend Awards
What Happened
- Anuj Dhanda, Chief Technology & Transformation Officer of Albertsons Companies (ACI), was credited with multiple restricted stock unit (RSU) awards as dividend equivalents on August 7, 2026. The filing shows five awards of 327, 374, 627, 1,267 and 1,781 RSUs, totaling 4,376 RSUs.
- These are derivative awards (transaction code A — Grant, award or other acquisition) and list no purchase price (N/A). The reported amounts represent quarterly dividend equivalents of $0.17 per share, which equals roughly $743.92 in dividend-equivalent value. This is an administrative credit to unvested/performance RSUs — not an open-market buy or sell.
Key Details
- Transaction date: August 7, 2026. Form filed August 11, 2026.
- Reported awards: 327; 374; 627; 1,267; 1,781 — total 4,376 RSUs.
- Reported monetary equivalent: $0.17 per share × 4,376 = $743.92 (dividend-equivalent value).
- Transaction code: A (award/grant); price: N/A; derivative transaction (RSUs).
- Shares owned after transaction: Not specified in the provided filing.
- Footnotes:
- F1: RSUs credited as dividend equivalents on accrued performance-based RSUs; will vest/settle with those underlying awards.
- F2: RSUs credited as dividend equivalents on unvested RSUs; will vest/settle with those underlying awards.
- Timeliness: Filing date provided (Aug 11, 2026); no late-filing flag was indicated in the supplied data.
Context
- Dividend-equivalent RSUs are an administrative mechanism to credit the value of company dividends on unvested or performance-based RSUs. They typically vest and settle according to the underlying award terms.
- These credits are routine compensation adjustments and do not signal an insider buying or selling the stock. The cash-equivalent amount here is small (under $1,000), so the event is largely administrative rather than material market action.