[Form 4] Nexalin Technology, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Alan Kazden, a director of Nexalin Technology, Inc. (NXL), reported acquiring additional common stock on 09/29/2025. The Form 4 shows he acquired 36,459 shares with a reported price of $0 and, following the transaction, beneficially owns 119,590 shares. The filing states those shares are held indirectly by the Alan and Natalie Kazden Family Trust and that the reporting person has dispositive and voting control.
The submission is a routine Section 16 disclosure of an ownership change and is signed by Alan Kazden on 09/30/2025. No derivatives, option grants, dispositions, or other transaction types are reported on this Form 4.
- Increased beneficial ownership: Reporting person acquired 36,459 shares, raising reported beneficial ownership to 119,590 shares.
- Clear control disclosed: Filing states the reporting person has dispositive and voting control and identifies the Alan and Natalie Kazden Family Trust as holder.
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Director increased reported beneficial ownership by 36,459 shares, bringing total beneficial ownership to 119,590 shares.
The reported acquisition of 36,459 common shares increases the director's economic stake and reported voting power through an entity identified as the Alan and Natalie Kazden Family Trust. The Form 4 indicates the transaction price as $0 and no derivative activity; this filing therefore primarily updates ownership levels rather than reflecting market purchases or option exercises. For investors, the filing signals a change in insider-held shares but contains no information about consideration or the reason for the transfer.
TL;DR: Routine insider disclosure showing increased indirect holdings and continued dispositive and voting control by the reporting director.
From a governance perspective, the Form 4 documents that the reporting director maintains control over the shares via a family trust and has reported an incremental ownership change. The document is complete for Section 16 reporting purposes: it identifies relationship (Director), transaction date, post-transaction holdings, and signature. The filing does not include details on the transaction's nature beyond the $0 price, so it is a compliance disclosure without additional governance actions reported.