[Form 4] P10, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Jon I. Madorsky Revocable Trust, which is reported as beneficially owned by Jon I. Madorsky as trustee, disposed of 50,000 shares of P10, Inc. Class A common stock on 08/26/2025 at a reported price of $12.4522 per share. After the sale, the Madorsky Trust is reported to beneficially own 445,574 shares, held indirectly.
The Form 4 identifies the reporting person as an officer/other and notes the potential that the reporting person may be part of a Section 13(d) group owning more than 10% of the company. The filing is signed by an attorney-in-fact for the reporting person.
- Continued ownership: Madorsky Trust retains 445,574 shares after the sale, indicating ongoing stake in the company.
- Clear disclosure: Form 4 includes explanatory remarks attributing indirect beneficial ownership to the Madorsky Trust.
- Insider sale: Disposition of 50,000 Class A shares at $12.4522 per share may be viewed negatively by some investors seeking insider buying.
- Potential 13(d) group notice: Filing states the reporting person "may be deemed" part of a Section 13(d) group, which could have governance implications if later confirmed.
Insights
Insider sale reduced holdings modestly; transaction size appears routine rather than transformative.
The sale of 50,000 shares at $12.4522 trims the Madorsky Trust's indirect stake to 445,574 shares. This Form 4 discloses a straightforward open-market or coded sale (transaction code S) with no accompanying derivative transactions or new acquisitions reported. For investors, the sale provides data on insider liquidity but does not, by itself, signal a material change to ownership or control given the remaining stake reported. There are no additional disclosures in this filing about the purpose of the sale or any related plan.
Disclosure is compliant and clear; note about potential 13(d) group membership merits attention.
The Form 4 properly attributes indirect ownership to the Madorsky Trust with explanatory remarks and includes the required signature by an attorney-in-fact. The filing’s remark that the reporting person "may be deemed" part of a Section 13(d) group is noteworthy because formal group status can affect reporting and control thresholds, but this form does not establish group membership or any schedule 13D implications by itself. No departures from filing norms are evident in the submitted content.