Carlisle Companies Director Jesse G. Singh Steps Down, Settles RSUs and Forfeits Shares
CARLISLE COMPANIES INC
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Filing Summary
Carlisle Companies Inc. ($CSL) Insider: Jesse G. Singh (Director) Event: RSU Settlement & Board Departure Forfeiture Date: September 10, 2026
• Acquired (RSU Settlement): 4,070 Common Shares (Code M) • Disposed (Forfeited): 505 Unvested Restricted Shares ($0.00, Code D) • Post-Transaction Holdings: 8,247 Shares • Significance: Low (Administrative vesting & forfeiture upon board resignation)
Comprehensive Analysis
Executive Summary
On September 11, 2026, Carlisle Companies Inc. ($CSL) filed a Form 4 disclosing board departure equity settlements for Director Jesse G. Singh. The transactions, dated September 10, 2026, reflect the settlement of previously vested restricted stock units (RSUs) and the forfeiture of unvested equity upon Mr. Singh's resignation from the Board of Directors.
Transaction Breakdown
- Derivative Conversion (Code M): 4,070 Restricted Stock Units were settled for 4,070 shares of Common Stock upon termination of board service.
- Share Forfeiture (Code D): 505 unvested restricted shares were forfeited back to the issuer for $0 consideration in connection with the resignation.
- Ending Position: Direct ownership of 8,247 shares of Common Stock following the transactions.
Market & Strategic Context
Because these transactions consist solely of routine equity settlements and unvested grant forfeitures associated with a director resignation, they represent non-discretionary administrative events rather than market-driven sentiment. The trading significance is assessed as Low.
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