Qorvo (QRVO) SVP Steven Creviston Sells 4,810 Shares

What Happened

• Steven E. Creviston, Senior Vice President, Connectivity & Sensors at Qorvo, sold a total of 4,810 Qorvo shares in open-market transactions on 2026-09-15. The trades were executed in multiple lots at weighted-average prices shown below, producing aggregate proceeds of approximately $560,666. This was a sale (not a purchase); the filing indicates the trades were made pursuant to a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan.

Key Details

• Transaction date: 2026-09-15; Form 4 filed 2026-09-16 (filing was marked late).
• Individual tranches reported:
  • 39 shares at $111.72 — $4,357 (sold at prices between $111.54–$111.89)
  • 81 shares at $112.89 — $9,144 (range $112.73–$113.23)
  • 191 shares at $114.59 — $21,887 (range $113.89–$114.85)
  • 1,393 shares at $115.74 — $161,226 (range $115.04–$116.03)
  • 984 shares at $116.57 — $114,705 (range $116.04–$117.01)
  • 1,950 shares at $117.44 — $229,008 (range $117.04–$118.00)
  • 172 shares at $118.25 — $20,339 (range $118.11–$118.40)
• Aggregate: 4,810 shares sold for ~$560,666.
• Notable footnotes: the filing references a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan adopted by Creviston on June 3, 2026; several tranches report weighted-average prices with per-tranche price ranges (F2–F8).
• Shares owned after the transaction: not disclosed in the supplied filing excerpt.
• Transaction code: S = Sale (open-market/private sale). Filing timeliness flagged as late (L).

Context

• Sales under a 10b5-1 plan are pre-planned dispositions and are commonly used by insiders to avoid trading based on material nonpublic information; they are generally considered routine rather than a fresh expression of sentiment. Because this is a sale (not a purchase), it’s less indicative of bullish conviction than an insider buy. The late filing flag means the Form 4 was not submitted within the usual two-business-day window; late filings are typically corrective but can attract regulatory attention in some cases.