WESCO International Director James Louis Singleton Receives Dividend Equivalent Rights
WESCO INTERNATIONAL INC
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Filing Summary
# Insider Transaction: WESCO INTERNATIONAL INC ($WCC)
- Reporting Insider: Singleton James Louis (Director)
- Transaction Type: Grant / Dividend Equivalent Rights (Code A)
- Shares Acquired: 26.8885
- Price Per Share: $0.00
- Total Transaction Value: $0.00
- Post-Transaction Holdings: 37,699.6599 shares (Direct)
- Significance: Low (Routine accrual of dividend equivalent rights on RSUs)
Comprehensive Analysis
Summary of Transaction
On September 30, 2026, WESCO International Inc. ($WCC) Director James Louis Singleton acquired 26.8885 shares of common stock at an acquisition price of $0.00. The transaction was filed on Form 4 with the SEC on October 2, 2026.
Transaction Details
- Security: Common Stock
- Acquisition Type: Grant / Award (Transaction Code A)
- Shares Acquired: 26.8885 shares
- Consideration: $0.00 per share
- Post-Transaction Holdings: 37,699.6599 shares held directly
Context & Significance
According to footnote disclosure, the transaction represents dividend equivalent rights (DERs) accrued in connection with the company's quarterly dividend on outstanding restricted stock units (RSUs) held by Mr. Singleton. Each DER represents the economic equivalent of one share of common stock and vests concurrently with the underlying RSU award.
This is a standard, non-discretionary corporate compensation accrual resulting from dividend distribution, representing negligible market impact and carrying a Low trading significance rating.
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