Appian SEC Filings

Nextracker Inc. (Ticker: NXT) – Form 144 filing discloses a planned open-market sale of 946 Class A shares (estimated value $51,339) by filer Nicholas Miller. The sale is scheduled for 01 July 2025 through Fidelity Brokerage Services and represents ≈0.0006 % of the 146.3 million shares outstanding, an immaterial fraction of public float.

The filing also lists six prior sales during the last three months by the same individual, totaling 135,869 shares for $7.76 million in gross proceeds (dates: 02 Apr – 25 Jun 2025). The shares being sold on the current notice were acquired via restricted-stock vesting on 30 Jun 2024 and constitute compensation-related stock rather than open-market purchases.

• No earnings, balance-sheet, or operational data are included; the document solely concerns insider trading activity.
• Rule 144 requires aggregation of sales by affiliated persons; the current notice signals continued liquidation but of a de minimis amount compared with both float and recent disposals.

Investment view: While insider selling can raise sentiment concerns, the small size relative to share count limits fundamental impact. However, cumulative disposals above $7 million over a short window may attract scrutiny from momentum-focused investors.

Appian Corporation (APPN) – Form 4 insider filing dated 07/01/2025

Director Mark Steven Lynch reported the acquisition of 1,046 Class A common shares on 07/01/2025. The shares were granted at $0 cost under the company’s 2017 Equity Incentive Plan as part of the board-approved Non-Employee Director Compensation Policy (amended 12/18/2020). Following the grant, Lynch directly owns 42,064 APPN shares. No derivative securities were involved and no sales were reported.

The filing reflects a routine, compensation-related equity award that modestly increases insider ownership but does not signify a change in operating outlook or corporate strategy.

Form 4 Overview – Appian Corporation (APPN)

Director Albert G.W. Biddle III reported a routine equity award on 1 July 2025. The filing shows:

• 1,046 Class A shares acquired at $0 pursuant to Appian’s 2017 Equity Incentive Plan and the Non-Employee Director Compensation Policy.
• Post-transaction ownership rises to 31,478 directly held shares.
• Mr. Biddle also controls several family trusts and a corporate entity, bringing his total indirect holdings to 128,937 shares (15,479 shares in each of three trusts and 82,500 shares through Jack Biddle Inc.).

No sales or derivative transactions were disclosed, and no options or warrants were exercised. The grant represents a ~0.65 % increase in Mr. Biddle’s aggregate beneficial ownership (now approximately 160,415 shares).

This appears to be a standard, non-market purchase for board compensation rather than a signal of strategic intent or a change in insider sentiment. The transaction is not likely to have a material impact on Appian’s share float or valuation.

Appian Corporation (APPN) filed a Form 4 indicating that non-employee director Shirley Ann Edwards received an equity grant of 1,046 Class A common shares on 01 Jul 2025. The transaction is coded “A” and priced at $0, confirming it is a board-approved award under the company’s 2017 Equity Incentive Plan and Non-Employee Director Compensation Policy (last amended 18 Dec 2020). Following the grant, Edwards’ direct holdings rose to 9,619 shares, a roughly 12% increase. No sales, derivative securities, or Rule 10b5-1 plans were reported. The filing represents routine director compensation rather than a discretionary purchase, implying limited immediate market impact but a marginal uptick in director–shareholder alignment.

On 07/01/2025, Appian Corporation (APPN) filed a Form 4 disclosing that director William D. McCarthy received an award of 1,046 Class A common shares at $0.00 per share. The shares were issued under the company’s 2017 Equity Incentive Plan in accordance with the Non-Employee Director Compensation Policy approved on 12/18/2020. After the grant, McCarthy’s direct ownership stands at 11,043 shares. No derivative securities were reported and there was no open-market purchase or sale.

The filing represents a routine, compensation-related equity grant rather than an opportunistic insider trade. Given the small size relative to Appian’s outstanding share count and market capitalization, the event is unlikely to materially influence the company’s ownership structure or provide a meaningful signal about insider sentiment.