Once Upon a Farm reports stock transaction by director

Once Upon a Farm, PBC, recently reported a stock transaction involving Morris Scott James, a director of the company. The filing, submitted on October 21, 2026, details a grant of restricted stock units that aligns with the company's compensation strategy.

Once Upon a Farm, PBC, is classified under the SIC code 2000, which covers Food and Kindred Products. The company is publicly traded under the ticker OFRM on the NYSE. It operates as an emerging growth company, focusing on providing nutritious food options.

The filing reveals that on October 19, 2026, James acquired 3,806 shares of common stock through the grant of restricted stock units. Following this transaction, he now holds a total of 3,807 shares. According to the filing, these restricted stock units will vest at the earlier of the next annual meeting of stockholders or on October 19, 2027.

This transaction may affect various stakeholders, including shareholders and employees, as it demonstrates the company's commitment to aligning executive compensation with performance. Such moves can influence investor confidence and employee morale within the competitive food industry.

The filing does not say what happens next.

The filing indicates that Morris Scott James is a director of Once Upon a Farm, PBC, and has a direct ownership of the shares acquired. His address is listed as C/O Once Upon a Farm, PBC, located at 950 Gilman Street, Suite 100, Berkeley, CA 94710.

In addition to the details of the restricted stock units, the filing specifies that the transaction was categorized under the SEC Form 4 as a grant of stock units, with a transaction code of 'A' indicating an acquisition. Notably, the transaction price per share is recorded as zero, which is typical for restricted stock units that are granted rather than purchased.

The filing also clarifies that the restricted stock units will vest at the earlier of the next annual meeting of stockholders or on October 19, 2027, highlighting the company's strategy to incentivize long-term performance and align the interests of its directors with those of the shareholders.

Furthermore, the filing does not provide any information regarding the company's current financial performance, future plans, or any other transactions involving other executives or directors.