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in 1958 lars-eric lindblad, considered the father of eco travel, founded lindblad travel and pioneered the first non-scientific expeditions to antarctica (1966) and galápagos (1967), subsequently opening the amazon, papua new guinea, china, bhutan, and more to curious, respectful travelers. in 1979, his son sven-olof lindblad founded special expeditions, eventually re-named lindblad expeditions, specializing in ship-based expedition travel. in 2004 lindblad expeditions forged an unprecedented alliance with national geographic with a joint mission “to inspire people to explore and care about the planet through expedition travel.” today the company operates a fleet of 10 ships, including the 148-guest national geographic explorer, the world’s ultimate expedition ship, and the 106-guest national geographic orion, the newest ship in the lindblad-national geographic fleet. all ships sail equipped with sophisticated exploration tools, to provide unique, immersive experiences in the planet’sLindblad Expeditions Holdings Inc. (LIND) – Form 144 filing
President/insider Benjamin Bressler has notified the SEC of his intent to sell up to 7,567 common shares through Wells Fargo Clearing Services on or after 4 Aug 2025. Based on the filing’s reference price, the proposed transaction is valued at roughly $98.5 k.
The notice also shows that during the prior three months the same insider sold 47,325 shares for gross proceeds of $614.3 k. Including the planned sale, aggregate disposals over a four-month span would reach 54,892 shares—about 0.10 % of the company’s 54.7 million shares outstanding.
- No earnings or operational data accompany the notice; it is a routine disclosure required under Rule 144.
- The sale size is immaterial to the share float, but the continuing pattern of insider selling may warrant investor monitoring.