[SCHEDULE 13D/A] Inspirato Inc SEC Filing
Amendment No. 3 to a Schedule 13D reports that Brent Handler and Bradley A. Handler together beneficially own 1,010,142 shares of Inspirato Class A common stock, representing 8.1% of the 12,469,941 shares outstanding as of August 11, 2025. On September 18, 2025 the Reporting Persons received a revised non-binding all-cash proposal from Exclusive Investments to acquire Inspirato at $3.50 per share and the Reporting Persons sent a letter to the Inspirato Board expressing support for that proposal. Individual beneficial holdings are disclosed: Brent Handler 528,907 shares (4.2%) and Bradley Handler 481,235 shares (3.8%).
- Transparent ownership disclosure specifying aggregate beneficial holdings of 1,010,142 shares (8.1%) and breakdowns for each Reporting Person
- Public support for an increased all-cash proposal at $3.50 per share from Exclusive Investments, which may prompt board action or market interest
- Attachments referenced (Revised Exclusive Proposal and Reporting Persons' letter) indicate documentary support for the assertions
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Two significant shareholders disclose 8.1% combined stake and publicly back a $3.50 per-share buyout proposal.
The filing transparently quantifies ownership and shows coordinated shareholder advocacy for an increased all-cash offer from Exclusive Investments. A combined 8.1% stake is material enough to influence board deliberations and publicize perceived value from a third-party bidder. The notice may increase market attention on potential strategic alternatives or accelerate negotiations. There are no earnings or debt metrics disclosed in this amendment to alter valuation context.
TL;DR: Reporting Persons publicly support a higher all-cash acquisition proposal, which raises the likelihood of active sale discussions.
The amendment attaches a revised non-binding $3.50 per-share proposal and shows shareholders with trustee-linked holdings endorsing the bid. Such public support from insiders can increase pressure on the board to engage with the bidder or solicit superior proposals. The disclosure of specific share counts and percent ownership clarifies potential voting leverage. The proposal remains non-binding and the filing does not disclose any executed agreement.