Feanny Tracy Ann, Senior Vice President and General Counsel at Lattice Semiconductor (LSCC), filed 60 Form 4 transactions with a single-company footprint. The pattern is one-directional: zero open-market purchases, zero acquisitions for cash, and roughly $4.26 million in total sales value. The recent window, from February to August 2026, contains 11 open-market sales (code S) and no buys, with the largest single disposition hitting $1,008,655 on February 24. That same day she filed three additional sales totaling $260,485, and on June 4 she executed six separate sales ranging from $30,596 to $117,151, together worth about $356,000.
The sales cluster around equity compensation events. Grants (code A) appear in February, March, and April, and each is followed by tax-withholding share surrenders (code F) and, in several cases, open-market sales within days or weeks. The February 17 grant preceded a $249,795 tax withholding on the same date and a $1,008,655 sale one week later. The March 9 grant preceded a $125,160 sale that same day. The April 9 grant preceded no sale until June 4, when the six-sale cluster occurred. The August 18 sale of $237,688 followed an August 16 tax withholding and an August 17 withholding, suggesting a vesting event in mid-August.
The data shows a consistent sell-side bias. Feanny has not bought a single share of LSCC in the filing history, and her only cash transactions are sales. The dollar values are modest for an executive of her rank, with the February 24 sale being the outlier at over $1 million. The most recent activity, an August 31 tax withholding of $51,326, indicates she still holds a position that generates automatic share surrenders, but the absence of any purchase code (P) across 60 filings means her disclosed behavior is entirely that of a seller, not an accumulator.
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