[Form 4] AMEREN CORP Insider Trading Activity
Mark C. Lindgren, Executive Vice President and Chief HR Officer of a subsidiary of Ameren Corporation (AEE), reported a sale and current holdings in a Form 4 filing. On 09/12/2025 he sold 3,500 shares of Ameren common stock at $100.89 per share. After the transaction he beneficially owns 42,574 shares, which includes an estimated 1,701 share equivalents in the Ameren Savings Investment Plan as of August 31, 2025, and 48 accrued dividend equivalents from reinvested restricted stock units. The Form 4 was signed by an attorney-in-fact on 09/15/2025. The filing discloses the sale, the composition of holdings, and that dividend reinvestment affected the reported balance.
- Transparent disclosure of insider transaction and composition of holdings including 401(k) and dividend reinvestment
- Post-transaction holdings remain substantial at 42,574 shares, showing continued ownership
- Insider sale of 3,500 shares at $100.89 reduced the reporting person's position by approximately 7.6% of the post-transaction balance
- No 10b5-1 plan checkbox is marked on the filing to indicate a pre-arranged trading plan
Insights
TL;DR: Routine insider sale disclosed; holdings remain meaningful and include retirement plan and dividend reinvestment.
The Form 4 documents a common, transparent disclosure of an insider sale rather than an unexplained ownership change. The reporting person retains a material position of 42,574 shares after selling 3,500 shares, and the filing clarifies that 1,701 share equivalents are held via the company savings plan and 48 dividend equivalents were added via reinvestment. From a governance perspective, the filing meets disclosure requirements and provides necessary detail on indirect ownership components.
TL;DR: Insider sold ~8% of post-transaction holdings at $100.89; transaction is notable but not necessarily material to ownership control.
The sale of 3,500 shares at $100.89 reduces the reporting person's stake to 42,574 shares. Given the combination of direct and indirect holdings (401(k) unitized fund and accrued dividend equivalents), the disclosure helps analysts reconcile changes in insider positions with plan activity. The filing contains no derivatives or option exercises and does not indicate any additional compensatory grants or plans beyond the dividend reinvestment note.