[144/A] APi Group Corporation SEC Filing
APi Group Corporation filed a Form 144/A reporting a proposed sale of 375,000 shares of common stock through J.P. Morgan Securities LLC on the NYSE with an aggregate market value of $12,922,500. The filing lists 415,888,477 shares outstanding, making the proposed sale approximately 0.09% of outstanding stock.
The filing discloses the acquisition history: 285,000 shares were transferred to JTOO LLC on 10/02/2019, 75,000 shares were transferred to James Lillie and Lisa Sheffield on 10/02/2019, and 15,000 shares were transferred to the Lillie Family Foundation on 10/10/2017; all acquisitions were described as indirectly acquired directly from the issuer. The form reports "Nothing to Report" for securities sold in the past three months and includes the signer’s representation that they are not aware of undisclosed material adverse information.
- Clear regulatory disclosure of the proposed sale amount, broker, exchange, and aggregate market value
- Sale size is small relative to outstanding shares (~0.09%), limiting likely market impact
- Acquisition history provided, showing transfers and dates that support Rule 144 documentation
- No sales in past three months reported ("Nothing to Report"), reducing immediate signal of concentrated insider selling
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Small insider sale disclosed; the size is immaterial to capitalization but is a required regulatory disclosure.
The Form 144/A notifies the market of a proposed disposal of 375,000 shares (aggregate value $12.92M) via J.P. Morgan on the NYSE. Relative to 415.9M shares outstanding, this is roughly 0.09%, which is unlikely to move the market by itself. The filing also shows no insider sales in the prior three months, reducing near-term signal risk. From a trading perspective, monitor actual execution details and any clustered insider activity, but this single notice is operationally routine.
TL;DR: The filing demonstrates procedural compliance with Rule 144 and documents the chain of acquisition for transparency.
The document records transfers to named entities and individuals with acquisition dates and counts, indicating the filer has documented the origin of the securities as required. The explicit representation that the signer does not possess undisclosed material adverse information is standard but important for compliance. There are no disclosures here of extraordinary arrangements or recent related-party sales; the item appears routine from a governance and disclosure standpoint.