[144] Marvell Technology, Inc. SEC Filing
Marvell Technology, Inc. (MRVL) Form 144 notifies a proposed sale of 1,500 shares of common stock through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC with an approximate sale date of 09/15/2025 on NASDAQ. The shares were acquired as performance shares from the issuer on 04/15/2022. The filer reports three recent sales by Panteha Dixon in the past three months: 1,330 shares on 08/15/2025 (gross proceeds $105,203), 1,273 shares on 07/15/2025 (gross proceeds $93,794.64), and 1,283 shares on 06/16/2025 (gross proceeds $87,885.50). The form includes the standard representation that the seller has no undisclosed material information.
- Full disclosure of planned sale including broker, amount, exchange, and approximate sale date
- Acquisition details provided (performance shares acquired 04/15/2022), supporting traceability
- Recent sales history disclosed with dates and gross proceeds for the past three months
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Form 144 properly discloses a proposed insider sale and recent transactions, reflecting routine compliance with Rule 144.
The filing identifies a proposed sale of 1,500 common shares via Morgan Stanley on NASDAQ and documents three recent sales by the same person in the prior three months with gross proceeds listed. The form states acquisition type (performance shares) and acquisition date, and includes the required attestation regarding undisclosed material information. For compliance reviewers, key items are present: broker, amount, acquisition details, and recent sales history. No material omissions are apparent within the provided content.
TL;DR: Insider sale disclosure is transparent but small in scale; information is routine rather than material to valuation.
The notice discloses the planned disposition and prior sales with gross proceeds amounts, enabling basic tracking of insider liquidity. Acquisition origin as performance shares and the exact dates of prior sales provide context on timing. From an analytical perspective, the quantities and proceeds given in the filing allow straightforward reconciliation with transactional records, but the filing itself contains no earnings or company-operational data that would affect fundamental valuation.