[144] Red Rock Resorts, Inc. SEC Filing
Red Rock Resorts (RRR) disclosed a proposed sale of 5,250 Class A common shares via a Form 144, with an aggregate market value of $320,250 and an approximate sale date of 08/13/2025. The shares were acquired on 08/11/2025 through a net-settled exercise of employee stock options and were settled via a broker-assisted net settlement. The filing names Merrill Lynch as the broker. The form also reports a sale within the past three months by Kord Nichols of 42,325 shares on 08/12/2025, generating $2,480,836.82 in gross proceeds. Some filer identification fields in the provided content appear blank.
- Form 144 documents the proposed sale and complies with Rule 144 disclosure requirements
- Shares to be sold were acquired via a net-settled employee stock option exercise, indicating internal compensation realization
- Broker identified as Merrill Lynch for the proposed transaction
- Another individual, Kord Nichols, sold 42,325 shares in the past three months, producing $2,480,836.82 in gross proceeds
- Filer identification fields (CIK/CCC and contact details) appear blank in the provided content
Insights
TL;DR Insider reported a small, routine sale following an option exercise; disclosure aligns with Rule 144 requirements.
The Form 144 shows a proposed sale of 5,250 Class A shares valued at $320,250, acquired via net-settled employee option exercise on 08/11/2025 and to be sold through Merrill Lynch on 08/13/2025. The filing is a regulatory disclosure of intent to sell and includes a recent larger sale by Kord Nichols (42,325 shares). The transactions are explicitly documented and reflect insider liquidity rather than company operational developments. Impact on equity value is likely immaterial based solely on these amounts.
TL;DR The filing documents compliant insider disclosure of option exercise and planned sale; governance implications are limited.
The document records an insider option exercise followed by a broker-assisted net settlement and a proposed Rule 144 sale, which are standard insider actions. The presence of a prior sale by Kord Nichols is noted in the three-month sales table. The form’s representation about absence of undisclosed material information is included. The provided content shows standard disclosure practice with no explicit governance red flags, though some filer identification fields appear omitted in the supplied text.