Quick Takeaways
- This page summarizes John E. Davis's Form 4 filing for ARTIVION, INC. (AORT).
- 2 reported transactions and 0 derivative rows are listed below.
- Filing timestamp: 10 Mar 2025, 17:06.
John E. Davis - 06 Mar 2025 Form 4 Insider Report for ARTIVION, INC. (AORT)
- Signature
- /s/ John E. Davis
- Issuer symbol
- AORT
- Transactions as of
- 06 Mar 2025
- Net transactions value
- -$64,939
- Form type
- 4
- Filing time
- 10 Mar 2025, 17:06:01 UTC
- Previous filing
- 04 Mar 2025
- Next filing
- 12 Mar 2025
- SEC
- View on sec.gov
Quoteable Key Fact
"John E. Davis filed Form 4 for ARTIVION, INC. (AORT) on 10 Mar 2025."
What Changed
- Previous filing in this sequence was filed on 04 Mar 2025.
- Current net transaction value: -$64,939.
Why This Matters
- This tells you what this filing adds before you inspect full transaction and derivative tables.
- You can trace every row back to the original SEC filing document.
Source Evidence
Filed on Form 4
See Original Filing
Ownership activity is grounded in SEC Form 4 disclosures.
Transactions Table
| Type | Sym | Class | Transaction | Value $ | Shares | Change % | * Price $ | Shares After | Date | Ownership | Footnotes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| transaction | AORT | Common Stock | Award | $0 | +25,654 | +14% | $0.000000 | 210,586 | 06 Mar 2025 | Direct | F1 |
| transaction | AORT | Common Stock | Sale | $64,939 | -2,618 | -1.2% | $24.80 | 207,968 | 06 Mar 2025 | Direct | F2 |
* An asterisk sign (*) next to the price indicates that the price is likely invalid.
Explanation of Responses:
| Id | Content |
|---|---|
| F1 | Represents performance stock units granted on February 23, 2024. One third (1/3) were issued on March 6, 2025. The remaining shares earned in connection with the February 2024 grant will be eligible to vest and be issued as follows: one third (1/3) on February 23, 2026; and one third (1/3) on February 23, 2027, assuming employment on the relevant vesting date. |
| F2 | These shares were sold upon the vesting of performance stock units to pay tax withholding obligations. The sale was to satisfy tax withholding obligations to be funded by a "sell to cover" transaction and does not represent a discretionary transaction. |