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Netflix (NFLX) Form 4 – Insider activity on 1 July 2025
Company co-founder and director Reed Hastings exercised 26,513 non-qualified stock options at an exercise price of $107.64, converting them into common shares. He simultaneously executed a 10b5-1 trading plan adopted 8 Aug 2023 and sold 16,840 shares in 30 separate transactions at weighted-average prices ranging from $1,283.44 to $1,313.20. Gross sale proceeds are roughly $21.8 million while the cash outlay for the option exercise was about $2.9 million, implying a sizeable cash gain.
After these trades, Hastings’ direct ownership increased from only 394 shares pre-exercise to 10,067 shares. The report also shows the full cancellation of the 2015 option grant (now at zero balance) and a de-minimis new grant of 48 options with a $1,293.60 strike expiring in 2035.
- The transactions were effected under a Rule 10b5-1 plan, limiting the signalling value of the sales.
- Net share accumulation (-9.7 k shares) may indicate continued long-term exposure despite the sizable monetisation.
- Because 16.8 k shares were sold into the open market in a single day, near-term trading liquidity may have absorbed roughly 0.04 % of Netflix’s outstanding shares.
For investors, the filing combines both a large insider sale and an overall increase in absolute ownership, yielding a largely neutral governance signal.