Synaptics' CFO Disposed of Stock as an 88%-12% OnSemi Ownership Split Takes Shape. Here's What to Know
Synaptics Inc.'s CFO, Ken Rizvi, sold 17,251 shares on August 17 to cover tax liabilities from vesting stock units, according to an SEC filing. The transaction was non-discretionary and does not indicate a change in the insider's outlook. Synaptics has a market cap of $4.1B, TTM revenue of $1.2B, and a net loss of $490.8M. The company designs semiconductor solutions for consumer electronics and computing devices.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
The CFO's Form 4 filing provides a transparent update on insider holdings.
Market read
Insider sale is routine and tax-driven, offering limited trading insight.
What to watch
Potential upcoming product launches or contracts not mentioned.
Background
Synaptics is a $4.1B market cap fabless semiconductor company.
Ticker impact
CFO Ken Rizvi sold 17,251 shares for $110.58 each, reducing his holdings to 134,365 shares.
No significant price movement expected.
The sale is small relative to market cap and disclosed as a tax withholding, not a discretionary sell.
Market effects
None; the sale does not signal broader sector trends.
None; limited to Synaptics shareholders.
Minimal.
Counterpoint
The sale could be viewed as a lack of confidence, but tax withholding context mitigates concern.
Key entities
- ExecutiveKen Rizvi
Chief Financial Officer of Synaptics

