[144] CAMECO CORP SEC Filing
Cameco Corporation (CCJ) filed a Form 144 disclosing a proposed sale of 19,460 common shares with an aggregate market value of $1,680,000. The filing shows the shares represent part of the issuer's outstanding common stock of 435,387,448 shares and names the intended sale date as 09/15/2025 on the NYSE. The shares were acquired on 09/15/2025 through a stock option exercise from Cameco Corporation and payment was in cash. The filer reports no securities sold during the past three months and includes the standard attestation that the seller is not aware of undisclosed material adverse information.
- Full disclosure provided: Form 144 includes quantity, value, acquisition method, broker, and planned sale date
- Acquisition and sale are documented: Shares acquired via stock option exercise and payment was in cash
- No sales in prior three months: filer reports "Nothing to Report" for securities sold during past 3 months
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Routine insider sale disclosure: small position vs. market cap, no prior sales reported, likely neutral to market liquidity.
The Form 144 documents a planned sale of 19,460 shares valued at $1.68 million to be executed on the NYSE on 09/15/2025. The shares were acquired by exercise of stock options on the same date and paid for in cash. The filing states there were no sales by the reporting person in the prior three months and includes the standard representation about absence of undisclosed material adverse information. Given the size of the outstanding share count (435,387,448), this disclosure appears routine and does not by itself indicate material corporate change.
TL;DR: Compliance-focused disclosure showing required transparency for an insider sale; procedural, not a governance warning.
The submission fulfills Rule 144 notice requirements by identifying the class, broker, quantity, aggregate value, acquisition method, and payment terms. Acquisition via stock option exercise and immediate planned sale are explicitly stated. The filing includes the mandatory attestation and signature notice regarding material information. There are no indications of unusual restrictions, non-cash consideration, or aggregated recent sales that would raise governance concerns.