Senn Andrew 4

What Happened

• Andrew Senn, SVP, Strategy & Business Development at Integer (ITGR), received a grant of 3,497 restricted stock units (RSUs) on Jan 16, 2026.
• RSU conversions (reported as derivative exercises) occurred Jan 17–20, 2026: 630 shares (1/17), 363 shares (1/19) and 2,224 shares (1/20) — a total of 3,217 shares converted from RSUs.
• To satisfy tax withholding obligations, 361 shares were withheld on Jan 19 at $85.78 (value $30,967) and 724 shares were withheld on Jan 20 at $85.15 (value $61,649), totaling $92,616. These withholdings are routine tax settlements, not open‑market sales.

Key Details

• Transaction dates and amounts:
  • 2026-01-16: Grant of 3,497 RSUs (code A, acquired) — $0 per share (RSU award).
  • 2026-01-17: RSU conversion of 630 shares (code M, derivative conversion).
  • 2026-01-19: RSU conversion of 363 shares (code M); 361 shares withheld for taxes at $85.78 = $30,967 (code F).
  • 2026-01-20: RSU conversion of 2,224 shares (code M); 724 shares withheld for taxes at $85.15 = $61,649 (code F).
• Total converted shares: 3,217; total shares withheld for taxes: 1,085 (value $92,616).
• Shares owned after transaction: Not specified in the filing.
• Footnotes: RSUs convert one-for-one to common stock (F1). Grant vesting schedules noted: 3,497 RSUs granted 1/16/2026 vest in three equal annual installments beginning 1/16/2027 (F2). Earlier RSU grants (1/17/2025, 1/19/2024, 1/20/2023) had staggered vesting schedules (F3–F5) and are the likely source of the conversions.
• Filing timeliness: Form 4 filed Jan 21, 2026 — appears timely (within required reporting window).

Context

• These entries reflect RSU awards and routine net-share settlement for tax withholding (F = tax withholding), not open-market sales or purchases. Net-share settlement (withholding shares to cover taxes) is a common administrative step and does not necessarily indicate a change in insider sentiment.
• The conversions are reported as derivative exercises (M) because RSUs are converted into common stock; the conversion price is $0 (award-based), while the withheld-share prices reflect the share value used to satisfy tax obligations.