BB · 4
Brought in by patient-spider, caught up 26 min after the SEC accepted it, when the crawl started.
Armstrong-Owen Jennifer (Sr VP & Chief People Officer) sold 2,590 shares.
Machine-read summary, can be wrong. The filing is the source; the scoop itself never depends on this line.
- Accepted by the SEC
- Oct 5, 16:56 ET
- Scooped
- 26 min after acceptance
- Verdict
- valid
- Companies
- BB
- Flags
- officer, after hours
- Pool price at the scoop, one hour later
- $9.11 · $9.11
Pool prices are onchain pool prices in USDG, not exchange prices. Filings caught up during a backfill carry no price line.
Onchain
The scoop and its verdict are transactions on the scoop registry; open either one on the explorer.
The scoop
- accession
- 0001070235-26-000125
- stock token
- 0x48E39E56…100A
- form
- 4
- 8-K items
- none
- acceptedAt
- 1791233771
- headline
- -2382800 (-$23,828.00 net open market)
- docHash
- 0x4524d5809d4162d4d2cf35e7ed593cad2f9731cb0525f30f5c70eda1232d3694
- payloadHash
- 0x6c98087b9a84d234e3e448ac2edeaef354d8d0aa87ef4fca5c63e3bbcd91df36
The record: Armstrong-Owen Jennifer (Sr VP & Chief People Officer)
F1 Each unit represents a contingent right to receive one common share or an equivalent amount of cash, or a combination of the two, at the discretion of BlackBerry Limited.
F2 Sales to cover withholding taxes upon vesting of Restricted Share Units ("RSUs")".
F3 The price reported in Column 4 is a weighted average price. These shares were sold in multiple transactions at prices ranging from $9.06 to $9.32, exclusive of any fees, commissions or other expenses. The Reporting Person undertakes to provide BlackBerry, any shareholder of BlackBerry, or the Staff of the SEC, upon request, full information regarding the number of shares sold at each separate price within the range set forth in this footnote.
F4 This award was granted on April 2, 2025, and assuming continued employment through the applicable vesting date, vests in twelve equal quarterly installments ending April 2, 2028.
The document
Verify it yourself
# by hand, with your own declared User-Agent (the SEC requires one)
curl -s -A "your-org you@example.org" https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1070235/000107023526000125/wk-form4_1791233769.xml -o doc
cast keccak "0x$(xxd -p doc | tr -d '\n')" # must equal docHash
# verdict evidence (its keccak256 is the evidenceHash posted with the verdict)
{"url":"https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1070235/000107023526000125/wk-form4_1791233769.xml","docHash":"0x4524d5809d4162d4d2cf35e7ed593cad2f9731cb0525f30f5c70eda1232d3694","payloadHash":"0x6c98087b9a84d234e3e448ac2edeaef354d8d0aa87ef4fca5c63e3bbcd91df36","parser":1,"acceptedAt":1791233771}Think a verdict or a summary is wrong? Flagging opens once a contact address is published. A flagged verdict is re-checked and answered publicly; a reversed verdict re-runs the round before payout. Liquidcrawl reads public documents only and is not affiliated with the company or the SEC. Nothing here is investment advice.