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News Corp CTO Julian Delany Credited Dividend Equivalent Units

Low SignificanceOctober 9, 2026 at 4:40:22 PM EDT

NEWS CORP

$NWS4CIK: 0001564708

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Filing Summary

NEWS CORP (NWS) Form 4 Filing
Insider: Julian Delany (Chief Technology Officer)
Transaction Date: 2026-10-07
Transaction Type: Dividend Equivalent Accrual (Code A)
Securities: Cash-Settled & Stock-Settled RSUs
Total Units: 66
Price: $28.55
Total Value: $1,884.30
Significance: Low (Routine dividend equivalent credit)

Comprehensive Analysis

Transaction Overview

On October 7, 2026, Julian Delany, Chief Technology Officer of News Corp, received an aggregate of 66 dividend equivalent units across three existing tranches of restricted stock units (RSUs), valued at $28.55 per share for a total value of approximately $1,884.30.

Breakdown of Derivative Transactions

  • Cash-Settled RSUs: 10 units acquired via dividend equivalent accrual, bringing total holdings in this grant to 3,036 units.
  • Stock-Settled RSUs (Grant 1): 20 units acquired via dividend equivalent accrual, bringing total holdings in this grant to 5,769 units.
  • Stock-Settled RSUs (Grant 2): 36 units acquired via dividend equivalent accrual, bringing total holdings in this grant to 10,323 units.

Market and Trading Impact

These transactions represent routine dividend equivalents accrued on outstanding equity awards and do not reflect discretionary open-market purchasing or selling activity. Consequently, this filing carries low trading significance.

Topics:#NewsCorp#NWS#InsiderTrading#Form4#ExecutiveCompensation

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