APi Group Form 144/A — 225,000 Shares Planned Sale on 08/11/2025
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
APi Group Corporation (APG) filed a Form 144/A notifying a proposed sale of 225,000 shares of common stock through J.P. Morgan Securities LLC on the NYSE, with an aggregate market value of $7,753,500 and an approximate sale date of 08/11/2025. The filing lists total shares outstanding of 415,888,477.
The shares were acquired on 10/02/2019 by transfer, described in the filing as "Indirectly acquired directly from Issuer." The filer reports no securities sold in the past three months and includes the standard Rule 144 representations and signature attestation.
Positive
- Clear disclosure of broker, number of shares, aggregate market value, sale date and exchange
- No securities sold in the past three months reported for the person whose account is to be sold
Negative
- Planned sale of 225,000 shares is disclosed with an aggregate market value of $7,753,500
- No Rule 10b5-1 adoption date is indicated in the filing (the plan adoption field is present but not populated)
Insights
TL;DR: Routine Rule 144 notice that specifies broker, quantity, value and sale date; no recent sales reported by the filer.
The Form 144/A provides the core details investors expect when an affiliate or insider plans a sale: the broker (J.P. Morgan Securities LLC), the exact number of shares to be sold (225,000), the aggregate market value ($7,753,500) and the approximate trade date (08/11/2025) on the NYSE. The filing explicitly states there were no securities sold by the person in the prior three months, which is relevant to assessing recent insider activity. This is a disclosure-driven filing rather than a new operational or financial development.
TL;DR: Insider sale disclosed with acquisition history; the filing includes standard 10b5-1/plan fields but does not populate a plan adoption date.
The document states the securities were acquired on 10/02/2019 by transfer and notes the acquisition description as "Indirectly acquired directly from Issuer." The form contains the field for a Rule 10b5-1 plan adoption or instruction date but the content does not supply a date, so no explicit 10b5-1 safe-harbor adoption is shown. From a governance standpoint, the filing meets disclosure requirements by identifying the broker, quantity, market value, outstanding shares and the absence of recent sales, allowing investors to see that this is a planned, disclosed sale rather than an undisclosed disposition.