[144] ABBVIE INC. SEC Filing
AbbVie (ABBV) filed a Form 144 reporting proposed sales of common stock through Northern Trust Securities on the NYSE. The notice lists three proposed transactions: 61,500 shares (aggregate market value $12,043,268.25, approx. sale date 08/01/2025), 35,120 shares ($6,828,296.22, 08/04/2025) and 91,600 shares ($19,208,000, 08/04/2025). The filing shows a reported number of outstanding shares of 1,766,558,253.
The document discloses the acquisition history for the securities to be sold, showing they were received as restricted stock in grants dated between 02/28/2017 and 02/26/2021 with specific grant amounts listed. The filer indicates no securities sold in the past three months and includes the standard Rule 144 attestation about lack of undisclosed material adverse information.
- Filing provides full transaction detail: share counts, aggregate market values, broker (Northern Trust), exchange (NYSE) and approximate sale dates are disclosed
- Acquisition provenance disclosed: all securities to be sold are listed as acquired as restricted stock with grant dates between 2017 and 2021
- No recent sales reported in the past three months, as indicated by the filing
- Insider liquidity planned: proposed sales include tranches with aggregate market values listed up to $19,208,000
- Material amount disclosed: the three proposed tranches list aggregate values of $12,043,268.25, $6,828,296.22, and $19,208,000, which together represent sizeable individual transactions
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TL;DR: Routine Rule 144 notice disclosing planned insider sales totaling multiple tranches in August 2025; transparency is provided on grant origin.
The filing lists three proposed sales executed via Northern Trust on the NYSE: 61,500; 35,120; and 91,600 common shares, each with stated aggregate market values. The securities to be sold were acquired as restricted stock across 2017–2021, with specific grant sizes reported. No sales were reported in the prior three months. From a market-impact perspective, the document is a compliance disclosure rather than new operational information; it quantifies planned insider liquidity while confirming the shares originated from compensation grants.
TL;DR: The Form 144 provides required transparency about an insider's planned share disposals and the restricted-stock origin of those holdings.
The form complies with Rule 144 disclosure by naming the broker (Northern Trust), listing exact share counts, aggregate market values, and approximate sale dates in August 2025. It also itemizes the acquisition dates and nature of the holdings (restricted stock), which helps assess vesting and compensation-related sales. The attestation that no undisclosed material adverse information is known is present, consistent with filing norms. Governance implications are informational rather than corrective.