Red Cat CEO Jeffrey Thompson Transfers Shares
The move reduces Jeffrey Thompson’s direct holdings but adds to family joint ownership without impacting total equity.
January 01, 2026
Share Transfer Highlights Personal Equity Reallocation
On December 29, Red Cat Holdings CEO Jeffrey M. Thompson moved 4,750 shares of company stock to his spouse and son—executing a gift transfer that’s now reflected in the company’s most recent SEC filing.
The shares were transferred at no cost and are now held jointly by his family members. This shifts a portion of Thompson’s holdings from direct to indirect ownership but doesn’t impact his overall influence as a key stakeholder. Following the transaction, Thompson holds just over 12.9 million shares directly, and an additional 4,750 shares are now held through family.
The filing also shows multiple movements involving that same number of shares on the same day. One shows a direct disposal, another a gift, and a third an acquisition on behalf of family. The only explanation provided was for the shares moved to his spouse and son.
The report makes it clear that Thompson is not claiming beneficial ownership of the shares now held jointly by his family, which aligns with SEC reporting requirements.
Transaction Structure and Implications
This was an individually reported transaction—not part of a trading plan—and no dollar amount was assigned. The activity reflects a personal transfer, not a market move.
Thompson remains Chairman, CEO, and a significant shareholder in Red Cat Holdings. The transaction doesn’t signal any change in management or company direction. Instead, it’s a clean reallocation of equity—one that moves shares within the family without changing Red Cat’s leadership structure or capital base.
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