[Form 4] Phio Pharmaceuticals Corp. Insider Trading Activity
Phio Pharmaceuticals (PHIO) reporting person Lisa C. Carson, who is listed as a director and VP, Finance and Administration, reported a non-derivative acquisition on 09/11/2025. The filing shows 47,000 shares of common stock were acquired at $0, representing shares underlying a restricted stock unit grant. The filing states those shares "will vest on the first annual anniversary of the grant," and that the 47,000 shares reported include common stock underlying unvested restricted stock units. The form is signed 09/15/2025.
- 47,000 shares acquired via restricted stock units aligns executive compensation with shareholder outcomes
- Reporting person holds both an officer title (VP, Finance and Administration) and a director role, increasing alignment of management and governance
- Shares are unvested and only vest on the first anniversary, so they are not immediately tradable
- The filing shows acquisition at $0 (compensation), which may dilute future shareholders when vested shares are issued
Insights
TL;DR: Insider received a sizeable RSU award aligning compensation with shareholder value, but the shares are unvested for one year.
The report shows a single, non-cash grant of 47,000 common shares to an officer who is also a director. As these are restricted stock units that vest on the first anniversary, the grant ties the officer to future performance without immediate dilution of tradable shares. For governance review, this is typical executive compensation disclosure and is informational rather than a material corporate action.
TL;DR: A 47,000-share RSU award was granted and reported; it creates potential future dilution but is subject to a one-year vesting condition.
Details: the transaction is recorded as an acquisition at $0 and the filing clarifies these shares are restricted stock units that will vest on the first anniversary. The filing does not disclose grant date terms beyond vesting timing, priced value, or how this award compares to prior grants, so direct assessment of dilution or compensation competitiveness is limited by the available information.