D.R. Horton Insider Gifts 3,010 Shares; Murray Discloses Holdings
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Michael J. Murray, Executive Vice President and COO of D.R. Horton, reported gifts and changes in beneficial ownership on Form 4. The filing shows two gift transactions on 09/09/2025: a disposition of 1,860 shares reported as a gift and another disposition of 1,150 shares transferred by a family-controlled foundation to an outside entity. After these transactions, Mr. Murray directly owns 81,606 shares and indirectly beneficially owns 249,825 shares; he also indirectly holds 32,340 shares held by the family-controlled foundation. The filing includes his signature dated 09/11/2025.
The report states the 1,860-share transfer was a gift to the foundation controlled by Mr. Murray and immediate family, and the 1,150-share transfer was a gift by that foundation to an outside entity, with Mr. Murray disclaiming beneficial ownership of the gifted shares.
Positive
- Clear disclosure of direct and indirect holdings after the transactions: 81,606 direct, 249,825 indirect, and 32,340 held by the foundation
- Transparency in reporting gifts and disclaimers, including foundation relationships and that gifted shares were transferred to an outside entity
Negative
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Routine insider gift transactions were disclosed; no cash sales or acquisitions affecting liquidity were reported.
The Form 4 documents non‑derivative dispositions via gifts on 09/09/2025 totaling 3,010 shares reported under transaction codes G. These are non‑cash transfers: 1,860 shares gifted to a family‑controlled foundation and 1,150 shares transferred from that foundation to an outside entity. Post‑transaction beneficial ownership is disclosed precisely: 81,606 shares direct, 249,825 shares indirect, and 32,340 shares indirectly held by the foundation. For investors, this is a governance/transparency disclosure rather than an operational or financial development.
TL;DR: The filing shows standard insider gift activity with explicit disclaimers of ownership for gifted shares.
The reporting distinguishes direct holdings from indirect holdings and documents the foundation relationship and disclaimer of beneficial ownership after the foundation's gift to a third party. The clarity on ownership forms