[Form 4] Crown Castle Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Christopher Levendos, EVP & COO of Crown Castle Inc., reported the sale of 1,417 shares of CCI common stock on 08/06/2025 at a price of $105.83 per share. After this transaction he beneficially owns 16,883 shares directly and 540 shares indirectly through a 401(k) plan.
The filing notes that the 540 shares are held via the company 401(k) plan and that some shares were previously acquired in transactions exempt under Rule 16b-3(c). No derivative securities were reported. This Form 4 documents a routine officer sale and the reported remaining ownership levels.
- Disclosure of post-transaction ownership: reports 16,883 shares directly owned and 540 held via a 401(k) plan.
- Clear compliance details: transaction code, price, and explanatory note about Rule 16b-3(c) exemptions are included.
- Officer sale of 1,417 shares on 08/06/2025 at $105.83 per share (reduces direct holdings).
Insights
TL;DR: Insider sale of 1,417 CCI shares at $105.83; remaining direct stake 16,883 shares; transaction appears routine.
The sale reduces the reporting officer's direct holdings but the filing shows continued meaningful ownership with 16,883 direct shares and 540 indirect shares via a 401(k). No options, warrants, or other derivative transactions were reported, limiting potential dilution or hedging concerns. Given the disclosed sizes, the transaction is a standard insider liquidity event and does not, by itself, indicate a material change to the company's capital structure.
TL;DR: Disclosure is compliant and specific; 401(k) holdings and Rule 16b-3(c) exemption are properly noted.
The Form 4 clearly identifies the reporting person, role (EVP & COO), the sale date, number of shares sold, sale price, and post-transaction beneficial ownership, along with a note on exempt prior acquisitions. The inclusion of indirect holdings via the 401(k) plan and the explanatory note supports transparency and adherence to Section 16 reporting requirements. This filing reflects routine compliance rather than an abnormal governance event.