[Form 4] Alpha Metallurgical Resources, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Alpha Metallurgical Resources insider sale by President & COO. The Form 4 shows Jason E. Whitehead, President & COO, sold shares of Alpha Metallurgical Resources, Inc. (AMR) on 08/12/2025 in two sets of transactions. One block of 10,651 shares was sold at a weighted-average price of $161.76 (trades ranged $161.27–$162.19), leaving 11,026 shares reported as beneficially owned. A second block of 1,353 shares was sold at a weighted-average price of $162.51 (trades ranged $162.27–$163.00), leaving 9,673 shares reported as beneficially owned. The filing is signed by an attorney-in-fact on 08/14/2025.
- Timely and detailed disclosure of insider transactions including weighted-average prices and execution ranges
- Form signed and filed (attorney-in-fact signature dated 08/14/2025), meeting filing formalities
- Insider selling by President & COO reducing reported beneficial ownership (sales of 10,651 and 1,353 shares)
- No contextual explanation provided in the filing for the purpose of the sales (e.g., Rule 10b5-1 plan not indicated)
Insights
TL;DR: Senior executive sold two blocks of AMR stock at ~ $161.8–$162.5, reducing reported direct holdings.
The sales by the President & COO are clearly disclosed and executed on 08/12/2025 with weighted-average prices reported and ranges provided. The transaction sizes (10,651 and 1,353 shares) and the remaining beneficial ownership figures are specified, enabling precise tracking of insider position changes. This is a routine disclosure of insider liquidity rather than a company operational disclosure; evaluate alongside other insider trades and public filings for broader context.
TL;DR: Insider sale is material to governance transparency but not inherently evidence of misconduct.
The filing identifies the reporting person as President & COO and records sales in multiple executions with weighted-average prices and price ranges disclosed. Proper use of attorney-in-fact signature is shown. From a governance perspective, the disclosure meets Section 16 formatting and timing; however, insider sales by senior officers are disclosure events investors monitor for potential signaling. This Form 4 itself contains no noncompliance or corrective language.