[Form 4] Rubrik, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Rubrik, Inc. insider Bipul Sinha, Chairman and CEO, reported multiple transactions on 09/12/2025. The filing shows a coded acquisition/conversion of 765,807 shares (Class B to Class A) and a sale of 615,807 shares at $75.63 per share. After these transactions the reporting person holds 206,652 shares of Class A directly, and the filing shows an aggregate of 11,234,839 Class A shares underlying derivative positions. The report also records a gift/transfer of 150,000 shares at $0. All actions were executed or deemed on 09/12/2025 and signed by an attorney-in-fact.
- Conversion/acquisition of 765,807 shares increased Class A holdings and consolidates economic exposure into Class A common stock
- Derivative disclosure shows 11,234,839 Class A shares underlying positions, clarifying the reporting person’s aggregate economic interest
- Sale of 615,807 shares at $75.63 is a sizable insider disposition that materially reduced direct holdings
- Gift/transfer of 150,000 shares at $0 further decreases the reporting person’s direct ownership without explanatory detail
Insights
TL;DR: Significant insider sale alongside conversion increased reported Class A position; mixed signals for investors seeking clarity.
The filing documents a sizable 615,807-share sale at $75.63 and a contemporaneous conversion/acquisition of 765,807 shares. The conversion increases the reported Class A share base tied to the reporting person to 11,234,839 underlying shares, which is important for calculating insider ownership and potential dilution. The gift of 150,000 shares reduces direct holdings. Without context on motivations or any planned trading program, these are material transactional disclosures but do not, by themselves, indicate a change in company fundamentals.
TL;DR: CEO/Chairman's large sale and concurrent conversion/gift merit attention from governance and compliance perspectives.
The report shows the Chairman/CEO acting in multiple capacities: exercising conversion rights, executing a large open-market sale of 615,807 shares, and making a 150,000-share gift. From a governance viewpoint, simultaneous transactions of different types by the same insider should be disclosed clearly to avoid perceived conflicts and to confirm compliance with any Rule 10b5-1 plans. The filing is properly executed but lacks explanatory detail in the form about the rationale for the gift or the sale structure.