[Form 4] C1 Fund Inc. Insider Trading Activity
David Hytha, Chief Financial Officer of C1 Fund Inc. (CFND), reported changes in his beneficial ownership on Form 4. The filing shows non-derivative transactions dated 09/05/2025 resulting in disposals: 4,672 shares reported as disposed (code J) and an additional 5,004 shares disposed. After the reported transactions, the filing shows the Reporting Person beneficially owns 31,149 shares indirectly through C1 Group LLC. The explanation states that on September 5, 2025, 100,000 shares of common stock held by C1 Group LLC were cancelled because underwriters did not exercise their over-allotment option, and the reported numbers reflect indirect ownership through the sponsor.
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TL;DR: Insider reports modest disposals and a reduced indirect stake after cancellation of 100,000 sponsor-held shares; this appears routine.
The Form 4 discloses two non-derivative disposal entries dated 09/05/2025 totaling 9,676 shares disposed (4,672 and 5,004). The Reporting Person's beneficial ownership is shown as 31,149 shares indirect via C1 Group LLC. The filing explicitly attributes a 100,000-share cancellation at the sponsor level because the underwriters did not exercise the over-allotment option described in the IPO prospectus. There is no indication in the Form 4 of stock sales for cash proceeds, options exercised, or other compensatory transactions beyond the cancellation and reported disposals. From a securities perspective, this is a disclosure of ownership changes tied to IPO-related share adjustments rather than an independent market disposal event.
TL;DR: Disclosure is clear about indirect ownership and sponsor-level cancellation; no governance red flags in this Form 4 alone.
The report identifies the reporting person as the CFO and clarifies indirect ownership via the issuer's sponsor, C1 Group LLC. The explicit explanation of the 100,000-share cancellation provides context linking the change to IPO mechanics (over-allotment non-exercise). The filing contains required signature and date. Based solely on this Form 4, there are no allegations of improper insider trading or omitted material facts; it documents ownership adjustments resulting from sponsor share cancellation and related disposals reported on the same date.