Davies Philip D, Corp. VP-Global Sales & Mktg. at Vicor Corporation (VICR), has been a consistent seller of company stock over the past three months, with no corresponding open-market purchases. Across 47 total Form 4 filings, his transactions show a complete sell-side bias: roughly $4.88 million in total sales value against zero dollars in open-market buys. The most recent activity, clustered on July 1, 2026, included seven separate "S" transactions totaling approximately $667,435, alongside two option exercises ("M") valued at about $102,419. That pattern repeated in June, with nine sales on June 1 worth roughly $890,702, and in May, with four sales on May 1 totaling about $691,374.
The sales are notable for their regularity and size, occurring on the first trading day of each month in a staggered, multi-tranche format. Individual sale values ranged from a low of $5,403 to a high of $315,990, with the largest single-day total coming in June. The filings also show two "A" grants (awarded on May 5 and June 22) with zero dollar value, indicating compensation rather than discretionary buying. The absence of any "P" codes—the only transaction type that signals conviction buying—reinforces that Davies has not added shares in the open market during this window. His activity is entirely consistent with a planned liquidation of holdings, though the filings themselves offer no insight into whether those sales are driven by portfolio diversification, tax planning, or other factors. The mechanical "M" exercises and tax-withholding "F" codes, if present, would be routine, but the dominant signal here is the steady, high-volume disposition of VICR shares.
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