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Expedia Group Director Henrique Dubugras Accrues Quarterly Deferred Stock Units

Low SignificanceOctober 5, 2026 at 5:40:56 PM EDT

Expedia Group, Inc.

$EXPE4CIK: 0001324424

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Filing Summary

📋 Form 4 Filing: Expedia Group, Inc. ($EXPE) Insider: Dubugras Henrique Vasoncelos (Director) Transaction: Acquisition of 42.809 Stock Units at $0.00 (Deferred Compensation) Post-Transaction Holdings: 97.238 units Significance: Low (Routine quarterly director fee deferral and dividend reinvestment)

Comprehensive Analysis

Executive Summary

On October 1, 2026, Henrique Dubugras, a member of the Board of Directors of Expedia Group, Inc. ($EXPE), acquired 42.809 stock units under the company's Non-Employee Director Deferred Compensation Plan. The Form 4 was filed with the SEC on October 5, 2026.

Transaction Details

  • Security: Stock Units (convertible 1-for-1 into Common Stock upon departure from the board)
  • Shares Acquired: 42.809 units
  • Transaction Price: $0.00
  • Nature: 42.717 units were received in lieu of quarterly director cash compensation for Q3 2026, and 0.092 units accrued from dividend equivalents.
  • Resulting Ownership: 97.238 stock units held directly.

Market Impact & Sentiment

This acquisition represents a standard compensation mechanism rather than discretionary open-market buying. Routine director fee deferrals into equity units indicate continued alignment with shareholders, but the nominal size carries low trading significance for $EXPE stock.

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