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AppFolio, Inc. (APPF) – Form 4 insider transaction
On 08/01/2025, director and >10% shareholder Maurice J. Duca disclosed the sale of 5,700 Class A common shares through a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 plan adopted 13-Dec-2024.
- Direct account: 2,500 shares sold at $283.00-$310.78; direct holdings decline to 83,295 shares.
- Family Trust: 1,900 shares sold at $283.00-$308.18; trust holdings fall to 58,200 shares.
- Pension Trust: 1,300 shares sold at a weighted average $291.04; pension balance now 43,700 shares.
Weighted average sale prices cluster around $298-$307, implying gross proceeds of roughly $1.7 million. No derivative securities were reported. After the transactions, Duca (including entities he manages or advises) continues to report beneficial ownership, direct or indirect, of approximately 364,524 shares, though he disclaims pecuniary interest in several LLC positions.
The filing signals a modest reduction (<~2% of his reported holdings) but maintains a substantial insider stake, mitigating concerns usually associated with large insider sales.