MACOM Finance Chief John Kober Sells $4.56 Million of Stock After Performance Shares Vest
MACOM Technology Solutions Chief Financial Officer John Kober sold $4.56 million of the company's stock over two trading days, shortly after a batch of performance-based stock awards vested, according to a Form 4 filed Monday.
Kober sold 22,009 shares in total: 21,036 shares on Nov. 6 for $4.35 million and 973 shares on Nov. 9 for $206,694. Weighted average prices ranged from $196.23 to $212.43 a share across the trades, for an overall average of $207.16, the filing showed.
The sales were made under a Rule 10b5-1 plan Kober adopted on Aug. 14, 2025, according to the filing.
Vesting first, then selling
The sales followed the vesting of 43,793 performance-based restricted stock units on Nov. 5. MACOM withheld 19,424 of those shares, valued at $190.35 each, to cover Kober's taxes, and withheld another 776 shares at $210.98 in connection with the vesting of separate restricted stock units.
After the vesting, withholding and sales, Kober held 35,580 MACOM shares directly, according to the Form 4.
Other MACOM executives filed similar vesting reports Monday. Chief Executive Stephen Daly had 107,710 performance-based units vest on Nov. 5, with 47,771 and 1,898 shares withheld for taxes, leaving him with 99,178 shares, according to his Form 4. Daly's filing reported no open-market sales.
By the numbers
- Shares sold by Kober: 22,009
- Sale proceeds: $4.56 million
- Average sale price: $207.16 a share
- Performance units vested Nov. 5: 43,793
- Shares withheld for taxes: 20,200
- Direct holdings afterward: 35,580 shares
Sources
- Form 4, John Kober, MACOM Technology Solutions Holdings, Inc., filed Nov. 9, 2026, accession 0000904454-26-000595
- Form 4, Stephen G. Daly, MACOM Technology Solutions Holdings, Inc., filed Nov. 9, 2026, accession 0000904454-26-000597
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