T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. reported an insider ownership change involving Sandra S. Wijnberg, a non-employee director, tied to the company’s dividend reinvestment process under its 2017 Non-Employee Director Equity Plan. The transaction occurred on June 29, 2026, and involved T. Rowe Price common stock. According to the filing note, the shares were credited to Wijnberg as “fully-vested dividend reinvestment shares” in connection with dividends declared by the company on its common stock. This indicates the change was not described as an open-market purchase or sale, but rather as an equity-plan credit resulting from reinvested dividends on director-held stock. The document does not provide the transaction table details in the text supplied, so the exact number of shares credited, the transaction price, the Form 4 transaction code, and Wijnberg’s post-transaction beneficial ownership are not shown. It also does not report any stock option exercise, vesting schedule beyond the note that the credited shares were fully vested, or sale of shares. The filing was signed on July 1, 2026, by Cheryl L. Emory, Assistant Corporate Secretary, acting under power of attorney for Wijnberg. The reported action matters because it reflects an incremental increase in a director’s equity ownership through T. Rowe Price’s director compensation and dividend reinvestment arrangements, rather than a discretionary trading transaction.