[Form 4] Lionsgate Studios Corp. Insider Trading Activity
Harry Sloan, a director of Lionsgate Studios Corp. (LION), reported a change in beneficial ownership on 09/15/2025. The Form 4 shows a transaction involving 380,255 common shares (listed with code "D"), and the filing notes that this amount includes 20,370 restricted share units that are payable upon vesting and are scheduled to vest on November 29, 2025. The form was filed individually by the reporting person and signed by Harry Sloan through a power of attorney. The filing supplies the reporting person’s business address as Lionsgate, 2700 Colorado Ave., Santa Monica, CA 90404.
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- Reporting person recorded a disposition of 380,255 common shares
 - Filing does not disclose price per share or total proceeds for the transaction
 
Insights
TL;DR: Director Harry Sloan reported a disposition of 380,255 common shares, including future-settling restricted share units.
The Form 4 documents an insider transaction dated 09/15/2025 in which a director is associated with a 380,255-share disposition designation (code "D"). The filing explicitly notes that 20,370 of those units are restricted share units scheduled to vest on 11/29/2025, indicating part of the reported amount relates to deferred compensation rather than immediate market sales. The report was executed by proxy and filed by one reporting person. From a governance perspective, the filing is routine disclosure of beneficial ownership changes and provides transparency on director holdings; it does not, by itself, disclose the transaction proceeds, rationale, or whether shares were sold in the open market versus transferred under a plan.
TL;DR: The filing shows a material insider disposition quantity but lacks price and proceeds information.
The Form 4 lists a 380,255-share disposition event on 09/15/2025 and clarifies inclusion of 20,370 RSUs vesting 11/29/2025. Crucially, the document does not state the price per share, total proceeds, or the specific transaction mechanism (open-market sale, transfer, or other). For investors assessing impact, the absence of price and post-transaction ownership percentage limits assessment of dilution or insider conviction. The disclosure fulfills Section 16 reporting requirements but leaves key economic details unspecified.