VF Corp. director Matthew J. Shattock reported a change in his beneficial ownership of derivative securities tied to the company’s common stock, according to a Form 4 filed June 30, 2026, covering a transaction dated June 26, 2026. The filing reports the acquisition of phantom stock units, or “PSUs,” under the VF Corporation Directors Deferred Savings Plan. These units were credited to Shattock because he elected to defer director fees into the plan. Each PSU was acquired by deferring $17.37 of fees per unit, a value based on VF Corp.’s closing market price on the deferral date. The PSUs are derivative securities that track VF Corp. common stock on a 1-for-1 basis, but they are not actual shares and will be settled entirely in cash when Shattock retires. The filing notes that there is no applicable exercise or expiration date for these units, because they are deferred compensation instruments rather than options or warrants. The number of PSUs credited to Shattock equals the amount of director fees he deferred divided by the fair market value per share on the deferral date. The document also notes that his PSU balance may change over time through deemed reinvestment of dividends. The provided filing text does not disclose a specific PSU count acquired or the exact number of derivative securities beneficially owned after the transaction. No open-market purchase or sale of VF Corp. shares is described. Instead, the reported action reflects a director compensation deferral into phantom stock units, aligning the deferred value of Shattock’s fees with VF Corp.’s share performance while providing for cash settlement upon retirement. The filing was signed on Shattock’s behalf by Vivian Coates under signing authority on file.