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Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) has filed a Form 144 notice covering a large insider transaction by founder Jeffrey P. Bezos. The filing states that Bezos, identified as both Director and Officer, intends to sell 25,000,000 common shares through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC on or about 26 June 2025. The shares carry an aggregate market value of US$5.428 billion. Amazon reports 10,616,352,407 shares outstanding, so the proposed sale represents roughly 0.24 % of shares in issue. Trading will occur on the NASDAQ.
The shares were originally acquired on 5 July 1994 as founder’s stock. Bezos adopted a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan on 4 March 2025, signalling that the sale schedule was predetermined and intended to comply with insider-trading safe-harbour rules. In the representation section, Bezos affirms that he possesses no undisclosed material adverse information about Amazon.
Recent share activity: the filing notes that on 13 May, 14 May and 3 June 2025, Bezos donated a combined 633,812 shares to non-profit organisations, which may have subsequently sold those shares. No other sales by the reporting person were recorded in the past three months.
While sizeable in dollar terms, the planned disposition is limited relative to Amazon’s float and is being executed under a disclosed trading plan, which may mitigate market-impact concerns. Nevertheless, the transaction removes a significant block of founder-held shares from potential long-term insider ownership.