Amy M. Rocklin exercises 35,183 Neogen RSUs, trims holdings

35,183 neogen restricted stock units were converted into common shares by Amy M. Rocklin, the company’s former chief legal officer, at $9.29 apiece. She also delivered back 10,241 shares to cover taxes, leaving her with 82,182 shares of NEOGEN CORP Common Stock.

Rocklin’s 35,183-share exercise

The filing shows Rocklin turned 35,183 Restricted Stock Units into 35,183 shares of Common Stock on the same terms, a straight share-for-share conversion at $9.29 per share. For Neogen shareholders, the key point is not the exercise itself but the shift in her direct stake, which now sits at 82,182 shares after the transaction.

10,241 shares cover taxes

10,241 shares of Common Stock were delivered back at $9.29 per share in a tax-withholding disposition. The filing describes that step as a non-market transaction, meaning the shares went back to satisfy the tax bill tied to the equity award rather than through an open-market sale.

Neogen common stock after filing

82,182 shares remained directly held by Rocklin after the exercise and tax settlement. That leaves the filing as a clean read on insider ownership movement: equity vested, tax shares were withheld, and her remaining position stayed on the books as direct Neogen common stock.

Amy M. Rocklin is identified in the filing as Neogen’s former Chief Legal Officer, which is why the transaction lands with more weight than a routine administrative notice. The report, tied to a View Original Filing on SEC EDGAR, gives investors a concrete check on insider activity without adding any broader corporate action to the record.