Coker R. Howard

R. Howard Coker's 341 Form 4 transactions are notable for what they don't contain: a second company. His entire disclosed insider history -- spanning February 2009 to June 2026 -- belongs to a single issuer, Sonoco Products (SON), the packaging manufacturer. That makes the record a clean, 17-year case study in the full lifecycle of senior-executive equity. The lifetime tally is net-disposal -- roughly 442,905 shares sold against about 60,000 acquired -- but the mechanics are richer than a simple sell-down: the ledger mixes equity awards (code A), option exercises (code M), tax-withholding (code F), and even gifts (code G, such as 2,360 shares on 2025-12-02). The most recent activity is a large February 2026 grant cluster -- A-coded awards of 52,318 and 31,196 shares on 2026-02-19, partly offset by tax-withholding of 14,148 shares -- followed by smaller routine grants of 805 shares on 2026-06-10 and 719 on 2026-03-10. The throughline is a single deep executive relationship rather than a diversified board career: every share in the record traces to one company's compensation program. It documents how that equity accrued and converted over seventeen years, not a view on Sonoco's direction.