MOLLOY JOHN P 4

What Happened
John P. Molloy, EVP and COO of Motorola Solutions (MSI), received and converted market stock units (MSUs) into shares and had shares withheld/sold to cover tax withholding. Key items: a 4,284‑MSU award was granted (derivative) on 2026-03-12; tranche vestings/conversions on 2026-03-13 (payout 1,373 shares) and 2026-03-14 (payout 1,920 shares). To cover taxes, 608.24 shares were disposed on 3/13 for $287,771 and 850.56 shares were disposed on 3/14 for $402,417 (sale price $473.12 per share). MSUs convert 1-for-1 (exercise price $0) and payout factors vary by grant.

Key Details

• Transaction dates: MSU grant 2026-03-12; conversions/vestings 2026-03-13 and 2026-03-14; tax‑withholding dispositions on 3/13 and 3/14. Filed with SEC on 2026-03-16.
• Tax‑withholding dispositions: 608.24 shares @ $473.12 = $287,771; 850.56 shares @ $473.12 = $402,417. Combined withheld/sold = 1,458.8 shares for $690,188.
• Conversions/payouts: first tranche payout 1,373 shares (footnote: 1,272 vested; 108% payout factor, includes 101 above target); second tranche payout 1,920 shares (footnote: 1,372 vested; 140% payout factor, includes 548 above target).
• Grant: 4,284 MSUs granted 2026-03-12 (derivative award). MSUs convert 1-for-1 but actual shares paid depend on payout factor (0–200%).
• Exercise/conversion price: $0.00 (MSU conversion). Tax withholding executed by share disposition (code F).
• Shares owned after transaction: Not specified in this Form 4.
• Other notes: Filing references shares from the Employee Stock Purchase Plan and dividend reinvestment (footnote). No lateness flag appears in the filing.

Context
These transactions are the routine conversion/settlement of performance-based MSUs and associated tax withholding (a common executive compensation mechanics). The MSUs converted into shares (no cash exercise cost) and a portion of shares was withheld/sold to satisfy tax obligations; this is not an open‑market discretionary sale indicating a change in investment view.