EVER insider 10b5-1 sale: 9,942 shares
EVER insider transaction: A resale notice shows David N. Brainard sold 9,942 shares of Common Stock under a Rule 10b5-1 plan.
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
EVER insider transaction: A resale notice shows David N. Brainard sold 9,942 shares of Common Stock under a Rule 10b5-1 plan. The filing records proceeds of $193,077.30. The excerpt also lists 516 Restricted Stock Units tied to 05/20/2026 and reports 31,769,000 shares outstanding as of 05/26/2026.
Insights
Routine Rule 10b5-1 disposition by an insider, modest relative to total outstanding shares.
The filing documents a 10b5-1 sale of 9,942 shares for $193,077.30 on 05/05/2026. The sale is recorded as a planned disposition mechanism rather than an ad hoc open-market trade.
Timing and cash‑flow treatment are explicit for the sale; the excerpt also lists 516 RSUs with a disposition date of 05/20/2026. Proportional impact depends on total shares outstanding (31,769,000 as of 05/26/2026); subsequent filings would show further activity or remaining holdings.
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10b5-1 regulatory
Restricted Stock Units financial
Form 144 regulatory
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