Rogers Corp. reported an insider ownership change involving Omar El-Haj Ali on July 12, 2026, tied to the vesting of time-based restricted stock units. The Form 4 shows a transaction in Rogers’ Capital (Common) Stock involving 8,918 shares valued at $137.52 per share. The transaction was reported with the explanatory note that the shares were “withheld by the Company to satisfy tax withholding requirements on vesting of time-based restricted stock units.” This indicates the shares were not sold by the insider in an open-market transaction; rather, Rogers retained shares that otherwise would have been delivered upon vesting in order to cover required tax obligations. On Form 4, this type of transaction is typically reported under transaction code “F,” which is used for payment of exercise price or tax liability by delivering or withholding securities. At the reported price, the withheld shares represented an aggregate value of approximately $1.23 million. The filing does not provide an ownership balance after the transaction in the supplied text, nor does it list additional option exercises or derivative-security transactions. The action therefore appears to be limited to tax withholding connected with the vesting of time-based RSUs. The report was signed on July 13, 2026, by Sherri L. Collver under power of attorney for the reporting person. The key takeaway is that the filing reflects compensation-related share vesting and tax settlement mechanics, not necessarily a discretionary insider sale.