[144] Mueller Water Products, Inc. SEC Filing
Mueller Water Products (MWA) submitted a Form 144 reporting a proposed sale of common stock tied to a recent stock award vesting. The filer intends to sell 10,310 shares via Merrill Lynch on the NYSE with an aggregate market value of $276,942.64. The securities were acquired on 08/24/2025 by vesting of a stock award from Mueller Water Products, Inc., and payment was compensatory in nature. The filing indicates no securities sold by the filer in the prior three months and includes the seller's representation that they possess no undisclosed material adverse information.
- Disclosure of vesting and sale details (shares, acquisition date, broker, aggregate value) is complete
- Seller affirms no undisclosed material adverse information, satisfying Rule 144 attestation language
- No information provided on the filer identity (CIK/CCC not populated) in the visible content
- Form lacks explicit statement of the filer’s relationship to issuer beyond the acquisition source
Insights
TL;DR: Routine post-vesting sale notice; size appears small relative to company shares outstanding and unlikely to be market-moving.
The Form 144 documents a proposed sale of 10,310 shares following the vesting of a stock award, executed through Merrill Lynch on 08/28/2025. The filing lists an aggregate value of $276,942.64 and confirms compensatory origin and no reported sales in the prior three months. From a capital markets perspective, this is a standard disclosure required when holders intend to sell restricted or control securities pursuant to Rule 144; it contains no operating results or corporate developments.
TL;DR: Governance disclosure appears complete for a Rule 144 notice; signer affirms no undisclosed material information.
The notice specifies the relationship to the issuer as transfer from the company via a stock award and includes the required representation about material information. The filing does not report any prior sales in the last three months and includes broker details (Merrill Lynch, Atlanta). This meets typical compliance expectations for an executive or insider disposing of vested compensation shares under Rule 144.