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Form 144 filing: A security holder of Northern Trust Corp. (NTRS) intends to sell up to 23,559 common shares through Northern Trust Securities on or about 25 Jul 2025 on NASDAQ. The proposed sale carries an aggregate market value of $3.03 million and represents only ≈0.012 % of the 194.54 million shares outstanding, indicating limited dilution risk.
The shares derive from four prior vesting events: 3,447 shares (22 Jan 2018), 5,156 (20 Jan 2021), 5,015 (1 Mar 2022) and 9,941 (18 Jan 2023). The filer reports no other sales in the past three months. By signing, the seller affirms no undisclosed material adverse information and acknowledges potential criminal liability for false statements.
MarineMax (HZO) reported a sharp swing to loss for Q3 FY25. Revenue fell 13% YoY to $657.2 million as new-boat demand softened; nine-month sales declined 6% to $1.76 billion. Gross margin contracted 80 bp to 30.4%, only partly offset by a 5% reduction in SG&A.
A $69.1 million goodwill impairment in the Product Manufacturing unit drove an operating loss of $41.5 million and a net loss of $52.1 million (-$2.42 diluted EPS) versus $31.6 million profit ($1.37 EPS) a year ago. Interest expense remained elevated at $16.9 million.
Cash & equivalents dropped to $151.0 million (-33% YTD) after $27.5 million of buybacks and $51.1 million of contingent-consideration payouts. Floor-plan borrowings rose 4% to $735.2 million, while inventories were flat at $906.2 million. Total liquidity (cash + $100 million revolver) is adequate, and operating cash flow turned positive at $11.4 million versus -$24.9 million last year.
Balance-sheet leverage remains moderate: net debt/EBITDA (LTM, excl. impairment) near 2.4×. Contingent consideration liabilities were cut to $4.5 million from $81.3 million, easing future cash calls. The company remains a large Sea Ray, Boston Whaler and Azimut dealer, but management flags macro pressure (rates, tariffs) on luxury-boat demand.
Key metrics
- Q3 gross profit: $199.6 m (-18%)
- Q3 SG&A: $172.1 m (-5%)
- YTD operating cash flow: +$11.4 m
- Shares outstanding 21.46 m (7% bought back YoY)