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Daxor Corp CFO Granted 3,000 Shares of Common Stock

Low SignificanceDecember 11, 2025 at 4:02:24 PM EST

DAXOR CORP

$DXR4CIK: 0000027367

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Filing Summary

Daxor Corp CFO Granted 3,000 Shares of Common Stock

Company: DAXOR CORP (DXR) Form: 4 | Filed: 2025-12-11 Significance: Low

Insider: Michel Robert J Title: Chief Financial Officer | Relationship: Officer

Transaction: • Type: Grant • Shares: 3,000 • Price: $0.00 • Value: $0 • Owned After: 20,050

Key Insight: This is a routine compensatory stock grant to the CFO, representing a negligible 0.062% of shares outstanding. The shares vest in one year.

Market Context: The grant has a minimal dilutive effect on Daxor Corp, a company with a $60 million market capitalization. The transaction is not an open-market purchase and carries low trading significance.

This is PUBLIC SEC data for educational purposes. Not investment advice.

Comprehensive Analysis

SEC Filing Analysis: DAXOR CORP (DXR)

Executive Summary

  • Trading Significance: Low
  • Key Takeaway: The Chief Financial Officer received a routine, compensatory stock grant of 3,000 shares, representing a minimal increase in ownership and a negligible dilutive effect.
  • Market Impact: This transaction is unlikely to have any market impact due to its nature as a standard compensation grant and its small size relative to the company's market capitalization and shares outstanding.

Company Information

FieldValue
CompanyDAXOR CORP
Ticker SymbolDXR
CIK0000027367
Market Cap$60,000,000

Insider Information

FieldValue
NameMichel Robert J
CIK0001458190
Title/PositionChief Financial Officer
RelationshipOfficer

Transaction Details

FieldValue
Form Type4
Transaction Date2025-12-09
Transaction CodeP (Purchase)
Security TypeDaxor Common Stock
Shares Involved3,000
Price Per Share$0.00
Total Value$0
Shares Owned After20,050
Ownership TypeDirect

Financial Impact Assessment

Transaction Materiality

MetricValue
Transaction Value$0
% of Market Cap0.0%
Shares Transacted3,000
% of Shares Outstanding0.062%
Post-Transaction Ownership20,050 shares (0.41% of outstanding)
Materiality AssessmentLow

Impact Evaluation

  • Market Cap Context: The transaction value is $0, making it immaterial against the company's $60 million market capitalization.
  • Ownership Concentration: The CFO's post-transaction ownership remains low at 0.41% of total shares outstanding.
  • Dilution Impact: The grant of 3,000 shares represents a minor dilution of 0.062% to existing shareholders, which is considered negligible.
  • Transaction Significance: The transaction is a standard compensatory grant, not an open-market signal of insider confidence. Its size is well below any threshold for significance.

Market Impact Analysis

Stock Impact Prediction

  • Direction: Neutral
  • Reasoning: Compensatory stock grants are routine and do not typically influence stock price. The size of the grant is too small to be considered material by the market.

Volume & Sentiment

  • Expected Volume Impact: None. This is not an open-market transaction and will not affect trading volume.
  • Sentiment Indicator: Neutral. The filing is a standard disclosure of executive compensation and does not signal any particular bullish or bearish sentiment.

Additional Context

Transaction Notes

  • Special Circumstances: The filing uses transaction code 'P' (Purchase), but the price of $0.00 and Footnote 1 confirm this is a stock grant. The footnote specifies that the "3,000 shares granted vest on December 9, 2025."
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