Qorvo Inc

Paul J. Fego, Qorvo SVP of global operations, had 3,944 shares withheld on August 5 to cover tax obligations, leaving him with 79,460 directly held shares valued at about $7.57 million. The withholding was an automated, non‑discretionary tax-related disposition that coincided with similar vesting-related filings from six other insiders. Qorvo is operating without guidance while awaiting regulatory review of its sale to Skyworks, expected to close in early 2027. The company’s last reported quarter showed a 7% revenue decline to $808 million but non‑GAAP EPS beat estimates, and the deal’s cash‑and‑stock consideration makes Skyworks developments material for shareholders. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Qorvo CFO Grant Brown reported a non-discretionary disposition of 4,628 shares on Aug. 5, where the company withheld shares to satisfy tax liabilities from vested equity awards. After the transaction Brown holds 54,447 shares, about 0.06% of the company, valued at roughly $5.19 million at the Aug. 5 close. The insider move is routine and comes as Qorvo is being acquired by Skyworks, has paused earnings calls and guidance, and is seeing revenue pressures as smartphone demand softens. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Steven E. Creviston disposed of 3,949 Qorvo shares on August 5 to satisfy tax withholding from vested awards and now directly holds 124,261 shares (about 0.1%). The sale is non‑discretionary and largely procedural because Qorvo is being acquired by Skyworks, with each Qorvo share to be converted into $32.50 cash plus 0.96 Skyworks share. That deal structure means post‑transaction value will depend partly on Skyworks’ stock, and the acquisition—valued at about $22 billion—could close within the calendar year, a timeline investors should monitor. Qorvo posted $3.6 billion TTM revenue and $399.2 million net income, with recent stock performance up ~12% over the past year. » More on finance.yahoo.com