[Form 4] CoreCivic, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
CoreCivic insider Anthony L. Grande, EVP and Chief Development Officer, reported two open-market sales of common stock on September 8 and September 9, 2025. He sold 10,000 shares on 09/08/2025 at a weighted-average price of $19.6482 and 12,500 shares on 09/09/2025 at a weighted-average price of $19.7139. After these transactions his reported beneficial ownership decreased to 158,059 shares.
The Form 4 discloses the officer status and provides footnotes that the reported prices are weighted averages from multiple sale transactions within stated price ranges. No derivative transactions or other changes in beneficial ownership are reported on this form.
- Timely and detailed disclosure of insider transactions including weighted-average prices and price ranges
- Form identifies reporting person and their role as EVP, Chief Development Officer, clarifying insider status
- Insider sold 22,500 shares, reducing beneficial ownership to 158,059 shares, which could be perceived negatively by some investors
Insights
TL;DR: Officer conducted routine open-market sales totaling 22,500 shares; disclosure is clear and likely non-material to CoreCivic's fundamentals.
The Form 4 shows two small open-market dispositions totaling 22,500 common shares at weighted-average prices near $19.65–$19.71, leaving the reporting person with 158,059 shares beneficially owned. These appear to be routine sales rather than equity compensation exercises or derivative activity. From a financial-impact perspective, the amounts are unlikely to be material to CoreCivic’s market cap absent other undisclosed activity. The filing includes standard weighted-average price footnotes and no additional encumbrances or derivative positions.
TL;DR: Insider disclosure is compliant and timely; sales reduce executive ownership but Form 4 provides required price-range detail.
The report identifies the reporting person as an officer and provides the required transaction detail and explanatory footnotes about weighted-average pricing across multiple trades. The filing is signed and dated, indicating procedural compliance. While officer sales can raise governance questions about alignment, the Form 4 contains no indication of expedited or related-party transactions and does not show any derivative activity or change in control signal.