2026-08-18: Grosh Chasity D (See Remarks) — scheduled sell (10b5-1 plan) — $87.7K of PFGC (open-market, Form 4, code S) [10b5-1 plan] [sub-threshold WATCH] [acquired-and-sold: sold 838 sh, all of them acquired the same day at no cost to the filer — so $87.7K gross is $87.7K net; 1,626 more acquired and kept — the held position ROSE on the day] [CORRECTION 2026-08-26: Wave 8 — the filing does not support the vest or exercise the sentence named — it either says nothing about what created the shares this sale took, or the sale traces to no creation on the filing at all — so no mechanism is claimed for them; the strike bill, the net proceeds, the retained count or the day-gap were computed over every creation on the filing rather than over the lot this sale actually took. Re-derived from the filing under the fixed parser. Original text in signal_events]
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