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Daniel E Brown (President and CEO) reports EXE insider transactions

4EXEFiled Oct 28, 2026, 6:27 PM ET· Period Oct 26, 2026

AI-generated summary

President and CEO, Director Daniel E Brown received 58,742 shares of common stock as a grant on October 26, 2026. Following the transaction, they directly held 58,742 shares of common stock. Additionally, they received several performance share unit grants on the same date.

View original filing on SEC.gov (opens SEC EDGAR)

Key facts

Insider
Daniel E Brown · President and CEO, Director
DateTransactionSharesPriceValueHeld afterOwnership
Oct 26, 2026A · grantFootnotes F1+58,742$0.00$0.0058,742Direct
Oct 26, 2026A · grantPerformance Share UnitFootnotes F2+6,661$0.00$0.006,661Direct
Oct 26, 2026A · grantPerformance Share UnitFootnotes F3+6,661$0.00$0.006,661Direct
Oct 26, 2026A · grantPerformance Share UnitFootnotes F2+20,431$0.00$0.0020,431Direct
Oct 26, 2026A · grantPerformance Share UnitFootnotes F3+20,431$0.00$0.0020,431Direct
Oct 26, 2026A · grantPerformance Share UnitFootnotes F2+20,430$0.00$0.0020,430Direct
Oct 26, 2026A · grantPerformance Share UnitFootnotes F3+20,430$0.00$0.0020,430Direct
Oct 26, 2026A · grantPerformance Share UnitFootnotes F2+20,430$0.00$0.0020,430Direct
Oct 26, 2026A · grantPerformance Share UnitFootnotes F3+20,430$0.00$0.0020,430Direct
Footnotes
  1. F1 The reported securities are restricted stock units, each of which represents a contingent right to receive one share of Expand common stock.
  2. F2 Each performance share unit represents a contingent right to receive from zero to two shares of Expand common stock, depending on the achievement of Expand's absolute total shareholder return over the applicable performance period.
  3. F3 Each performance share unit represents a contingent right to receive from zero to two shares of Expand common stock, depending on the achievement of Expand's relative total shareholder return over the applicable performance period.

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