Macy's director Richard L. Markee gets stock award
Macy's director Richard L. Markee received 1,235 Phantom Stock Units, convertible to common stock at a 1-for-1 ratio upon his board termination. The units were valued at $23.2751 each, totaling $29K, based on the quarterly average stock price.
How this was made
The 30-second read
Why it matters
The grant is a modest $29K award, representing a negligible portion of the company's equity and unlikely to influence investor sentiment.
Market read
Low relevance; the filing is a routine insider award with minimal market impact.
What to watch
Potential future conversion to common stock upon termination could slightly increase share count, but unlikely to be material.
Background
Form 4 filing reveals a director's phantom stock award, a routine corporate governance disclosure.
Ticker impact
Macy's director Richard L. Markee was granted 1,235 phantom stock units valued at $23.2751 each, a new insider award disclosed in the filing.
minimal impact as the grant is modest and does not affect cash flow.
The $29K value is trivial relative to market cap; investors typically view such director awards as routine.
Market effects
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Counterpoint
The award could signal confidence from the board, but the size is too small to affect valuation.
Key entities
- companyMacy's, Inc.
US retailer listed on NYSE under ticker M.
- personRichard L. Markee
Director of Macy's receiving the phantom stock award.



