Alphabet Inc. Director R. Martin Chavez Reports Gift of 1,181 Class C Shares
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Filing Summary
📋 Alphabet Inc. ($GOOGL) Form 4 Filing Update
Insider: R. Martin Chavez (Director) Transaction: Gift of 1,181 Class C Capital Stock shares Date: September 1, 2026 Price: $0.00 Shares Remaining (Direct): 9,989 Class C Capital Stock Significance: Low (Bona fide gift)
Comprehensive Analysis
Executive Summary
On September 3, 2026, Alphabet Inc. ($GOOGL) director R. Martin Chavez filed Form 4 detailing a transaction executed on September 1, 2026. The filing reports the disposition of 1,181 shares of Class C Capital Stock via a bona fide gift (Transaction Code 'G') at an effective price of $0.00 per share.
Transaction Details
- Security: Class C Capital Stock
- Transaction Code: G (Bona fide gift)
- Shares Disposed: 1,181 shares
- Price Per Share: $0.00
- Direct Ownership Post-Transaction: 9,989 shares of Class C Capital Stock
Additional Unvested Equity Holdings
In addition to direct common stock ownership, the reporting owner holds multiple tranches of unvested Class C Google Stock Units (GSUs):
- 597 Class C GSUs
- 903 Class C GSUs
- 1,432 Class C GSUs
- 940 Class C GSUs
Market & Trading Implications
Because this transaction represents a charitable or personal gift of shares rather than an open-market sale, it carries low informational significance regarding the insider's outlook on Alphabet's valuation or operational prospects.
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