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Netflix Inc’s Chief Financial Officer Spencer Adam Neumann exercised a non-qualified stock option2,601 shares at an exercise price of $289.29 per share on August 1, 2025, then sold 2,601 shares of common stock in multiple open-market transactions at prices between $1,156.61 and $1,176.48 per share. After these trades, he holds 3,691 shares of Netflix common stock directly. A footnote notes that at least one transaction was made pursuant to a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on October 29, 2024.
Netflix (NFLX) – Form 4, 08/01/2025: Co-founder & Chairman Reed Hastings exercised 22,765 non-qualified options at an exercise price of $125.37. He immediately sold the entire exercised block plus an additional 0 shares through a Rule 10b5-1 plan, executing 23 separate trades between $1,154.70 – $1,177.74. Aggregate shares sold total 22,765, reducing his direct holdings from 23,159 to 494 shares.
Hastings continues to hold 2,154,241 shares indirectly via the Hastings-Quillin Family Trust. He also received a new grant of 54 options (strike $1,158.60, expiring 08/01/2035).
The filing signals a sizeable liquidation of ~$26.4 million of stock (based on average sale price ≈ $1,160) but, given the pre-arranged plan and large remaining indirect stake, does not materially alter his overall economic exposure. No company fundamentals are affected; the event is primarily a sentiment-driven insider-selling signal.
On 08/01/2025, Netflix Inc. (NFLX) director Jay C. Hoag filed a Form 4 disclosing the grant of 54 non-qualified stock options to purchase Netflix common stock. The options carry an exercise price of $1,158.60, are immediately exercisable on the grant date, and will expire on 08/01/2035. Transaction code “A” indicates the options were acquired rather than exercised or sold.
After the reported transaction, Hoag directly owns 54 derivative securities; no non-derivative share activity was reported. The filing reflects routine director compensation and does not signal any open-market buying or selling of Netflix shares.
Netflix Inc. (NFLX) has filed a Form 144/A indicating a proposed sale of 2,601 common shares (approx. market value $3.14 million) through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney on or around 06/02/2025. The filing lists 425,683,210 shares outstanding, so the new sale represents roughly 0.0006 % of total shares.
The seller, Spencer Neumann (address provided), has been an active insider seller: the document details four prior sales over the last three months totaling 8,489 shares for gross proceeds of about $8.68 million, largely executed under Rule 10b5-1 trading plans. The upcoming transaction also stems from an option exercise on 06/02/2025 paid in cash.
Because the volume is immaterial relative to float and the trades are disclosed under a pre-existing plan, the filing is routine and unlikely to affect fundamentals, but it continues a pattern of monthly insider sales that investors may monitor for sentiment.
Netflix Inc. (NFLX) – Form 144 insider sale notice. The filing discloses a proposed sale of 2,601 common shares—market value $3.02 million—to be executed 01-Aug-2025 on Nasdaq through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney. Outstanding shares total 424.9 million, so the planned sale equals roughly 0.0006 % of float.
The shares were just acquired the same day via cash exercise of employee stock options. Rule 10b5-1 language suggests the trade is made under a pre-arranged plan. Over the prior three months the same insider, identified in the tables as Spencer Neumann, sold 5,888 shares for aggregate proceeds of $7.33 million, indicating an ongoing liquidation program.
No operating or financial metrics are provided; the document is strictly an insider-trading disclosure required by Rule 144.