[144] Huntington Bancshares Incorporated SEC Filing
Huntington Bancshares Incorporated Form 144 notifies the SEC of a proposed sale of 41,100 common shares held for the account of a person associated with the company. The shares were acquired on 11/01/2024 as equity compensation. The filing lists an approximate aggregate market value of $739,820.71 based on the proposed sale and shows 1,458,800,042 shares outstanding for the issuer. The broker named for the sale is Merrill Lynch in New York and the approximate sale date is 09/05/2025 on Nasdaq. The filer also disclosed a prior sale of 13,700 common shares on 06/13/2025 that generated $216,323.00 in gross proceeds. The filer represents there is no undisclosed material information.
- Detailed compliance disclosure including acquisition date, nature of acquisition, broker, planned sale date, and prior sale amounts
- Insider attestation that no material non-public information is known supports regulatory transparency
- No information provided about the identity of the specific filer (name/CIK fields are blank in the provided extract)
- Planned sale size not contextualized with respect to insider holdings or percentage ownership beyond total shares outstanding
Insights
TL;DR Routine insider sale notice: equity-compensated shares planned for sale, previously sold shares disclosed; not obviously material to company fundamentals.
The Form 144 documents an insider's intent to sell 41,100 shares acquired via equity compensation on 11/01/2024. The planned disposition is scheduled for 09/05/2025 through Merrill Lynch on Nasdaq and is consistent with routine post-vesting liquidity. The filing also reports a recent sale of 13,700 shares on 06/13/2025 for $216,323.00. Given the issuer's reported outstanding share count of 1,458,800,042, the proposed sale represents a de minimis fraction of total equity and likely has limited market impact. The filer’s attestation of no undisclosed material information is standard.
TL;DR Compliance disclosure: filing satisfies Rule 144 notice requirements for an equity-compensation sale and records prior insider transactions.
The submission provides required details: acquisition date, nature of acquisition (equity compensation), broker identification, intended sale date, and recent insider sales. This level of disclosure aligns with Rule 144 procedural obligations and supports transparency around insider liquidity. No statements in the filing indicate unusual timing, unusual consideration, or an undisclosed plan under Rule 10b5-1. From a governance perspective, the document appears complete for a Form 144 notice.