[144] Lamar Advertising Co SEC Filing
Lamar Advertising Co (LAMR) filed a Form 144 notifying a proposed sale of 22,000 Class A common shares through J.P. Morgan Securities LLC on 08/22/2025. The filing states an aggregate market value for the planned sale of $2,731,665 and reports 86,798,604 shares outstanding. The shares were acquired on 08/19/2025 in a transaction described as "Partnership Inits" from the issuer, with payment recorded on 08/19/2025. No securities were reported sold by the seller in the past three months. The filer affirms there is no undisclosed material adverse information and notes the legal warning about intentional misstatements.
- Complete regulatory detail provided including broker, planned sale date, share count, and aggregate market value
- No securities sold in the prior three months, simplifying Rule 144 aggregation considerations
- None.
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TL;DR: Routine insider sales notice: 22,000 LAMR Class A shares listed for sale via JP Morgan with material details disclosed.
The Form 144 is a standard regulatory notice that provides specifics needed for Rule 144 compliance: number of shares, aggregate market value, broker, planned sale date, and acquisition details. The reported acquisition three days before the planned sale (08/19/2025 acquisition; 08/22/2025 planned sale) is unusual in timing but the filing simply records facts without additional explanation. No prior sales in the past three months were reported, which may matter for aggregation rules. This filing alone does not indicate company performance or a change in control; it documents an intended transaction by a person included in Rule 144's definition.
TL;DR: Compliance-focused disclosure: Form 144 supplies necessary elements for public transparency ahead of a securities sale.
The notice contains required elements: broker identity (J.P. Morgan Securities LLC), planned sale date, class and quantity of shares, aggregate value, and acquisition provenance. The filer explicitly represents no undisclosed material adverse information, aligning with signature attestations typical for Form 144. From a governance perspective, the filing is procedural and informative; it does not itself signal a governance event or regulatory issue.