[144] Pegasystems Inc SEC Filing
Form 144 filed for Pegasystems Inc (PEGA) shows a proposed sale of 332 common shares through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney with an approximate aggregate market value of $19,132.06, and an approximate sale date of 09/08/2025. The shares were acquired on 09/05/2025 as restricted stock vesting under a registered plan and payment is recorded as 09/05/2025. The filer, Efsthathios A Kouninis, reported prior disposals in the past three months of 235 shares on 09/05/2025 (gross proceeds $12,925.00) and 582 shares on 07/28/2025 (gross proceeds $34,966.30). The filing notes 171,080,665 shares outstanding for the issuer and includes the standard insider representation regarding material nonpublic information.
- Regulatory compliance: Form 144 provides required disclosure under Rule 144 including broker, acquisition method, and attestation
 - Transparency on acquisition: Shares were acquired via restricted stock vesting and dates are specified
 - Small economic impact: Disclosed amounts are modest relative to 171,080,665 shares outstanding
 
- None.
 
Insights
TL;DR: Insider sale size is immaterial to company capitalization and reflects routine disposition of vested restricted shares.
The filing discloses a small planned sale of 332 shares valued at $19,132.06 and prior recent sales totaling 817 shares generating modest proceeds. Against the reported 171,080,665 shares outstanding, these transactions represent a de minimis portion of equity and are unlikely to affect valuation or market dynamics. The filing documents acquisition via restricted stock vesting, which is a common liquidity event for insiders.
TL;DR: Disclosure and timing comply with Rule 144 requirements; standard insider attestation included.
The notice properly lists broker, acquisition details (restricted stock vesting), and recent sales, and contains the required attestation that the seller is not aware of undisclosed material information. From a governance standpoint, the form demonstrates procedural compliance and transparency around insider liquidity. The amounts disclosed are small and do not indicate a change in executive control or governance risk.